Austrian pottery refers to ceramic art produced in Austria, known for its high quality and artistic designs. It often features intricate patterns, vibrant colors, and traditional motifs, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the region. Notable centers of production include Vienna and Salzburg, where artisans have honed their skills over centuries. One of the most famous types of Austrian pottery is Majolica, characterized by its tin-glazed surface and colorful decorations. This style became popular in the 16th century and continues to influence contemporary ceramic artists. Austrian pottery is appreciated both for its functional use and as collectible art pieces.