Blue and White Porcelain Ruffled-Rim Vase with Embossed Dragons

This is a porcelain vase, predominantly white with intricate blue underglaze decoration. The vase features a distinctive ruffled or crimped rim, which is also decorated with floral or foliage motifs in blue. The neck of the vase is elongated and flares slightly towards the ruffled rim, detailed with geometric patterns and stylized floral designs. The body of the vase is bulbous, transitioning from the narrow neck. A prominent feature is the raised, embossed, or molded design of what appear to be dragons or mythical beasts coiling around the central part of the vase's body. These raised elements are left uncolored or perhaps very lightly glazed, creating a textural contrast against the painted blue and white surface. The painted decoration on the main body depicts traditional Asian landscape scenes, possibly with bamboo, trees, and architectural elements like pagodas or houses. The blue pigment appears vibrant and well-defined against the white porcelain ground. The base of the vase is not clearly visible but seems to have a gentle taper. The overall condition appears good with no immediately obvious cracks, chips, or major repairs, although a closer inspection would be required to confirm. The craftsmanship suggests a decorative piece, likely intended for display. Given the style, particularly the blue and white palette and landscape motifs, it is likely of East Asian origin, possibly Chinese porcelain, and could range from a relatively modern decorative item to an antique piece, depending on specific manufacturing marks and quality of execution. The embossed dragons further indicate a traditional East Asian aesthetic.