Delftware Pottery
Delftware pottery refers to blue and white tin-glazed earthenware originating from the city of Delft in the Netherlands. Known for its intricate hand-painted designs featuring floral motifs, landscapes, and scenes from daily life, Delftware pottery became popular in the 17th century as a more affordable alternative to Chinese porcelain. This style of pottery is characterized by its delicate appearance, crisp detailing, and distinctive cobalt blue coloration.