Chinese (or is it Japanese?) pot. Thoughts?

Grabbed this over the weekend. It’s large at 13” widest and 13” tall. Signed on bottom. Doesn’t seem super new or super old. Very cool textured glaze I have not seen before. I like the paint work a lot minus the dwellings which I don’t like as much as the rest. Any guesses as to age? What would you call the textured glaze? Chinese right? Marks look familiar?

 

Maybe @Couch Potato Wannabe can tell what it says and whether it is Chinese or Japanese.

 

The calligraphy is Korean 恩星 = Eun Seong (Pronounced Unsong)


Here's a clear example of the same mark.

 

Awesome! Thanks! That explains why it wasn’t screaming Chinese or Japanese at me clearly. I thought the marks looked different than what I was used to seeing from both.

 

Looks like it would be called Baek Ja which people seem to translate to white celadon.

 

It is a rather contemporary piece of Korean pottery. As a rule, Korean antique potteries are not signed. Only the newer ones are signed, at least most of the time

 

Thanks for the confirmation! I ended up selling it for quick $50 profit.