Edinburgh Pottery refers to a type of ceramic ware produced in Edinburgh, Scotland, known for its distinctive designs and craftsmanship. The pottery often features intricate patterns and vibrant colors, reflecting the artistic heritage of the region. It has a rich history dating back to the 18th century, when local artisans began creating unique pieces that gained popularity both locally and abroad. The pottery is characterized by its use of traditional techniques, including hand-painting and glazing. Many pieces are functional, such as plates and bowls, while others are decorative, showcasing the skill of the potters. Today, Edinburgh Pottery remains a cherished part of Scotland's cultural legacy.