French ceramics refer to pottery and earthenware produced in France, known for their artistic designs and craftsmanship. This tradition dates back to ancient times, with notable regions like Rouen, Limoges, and Sèvres becoming famous for their unique styles and techniques. The production of French ceramics includes various types, such as faience, which is tin-glazed pottery, and porcelain, known for its delicate and translucent quality. These ceramics often feature intricate patterns and vibrant colors, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of France and its artistic movements throughout history.