Gzhel Ceramics is a traditional Russian pottery style that originates from the Gzhel region, located near Moscow. Known for its distinctive blue and white designs, Gzhel pottery often features floral patterns, intricate motifs, and scenes from Russian folklore. The craftsmanship involves hand-painting and glazing, making each piece unique. The history of Gzhel ceramics dates back to the 14th century, but it gained popularity in the 18th century. Today, Gzhel remains a symbol of Russian culture and artistry, with artisans continuing to produce both traditional and contemporary pieces that appeal to collectors and enthusiasts worldwide.