Höganäs pottery is a type of stoneware that originated in the town of Höganäs, Sweden, in the late 19th century. Known for its durability and functional design, it is often characterized by earthy colors and simple, elegant shapes. The pottery is made from high-quality clay and is typically fired at high temperatures, making it suitable for both everyday use and decorative purposes. The production of Höganäs pottery began in 1900, and it quickly gained popularity for its craftsmanship and aesthetic appeal. Today, it remains a symbol of Swedish design, with a focus on sustainability and traditional techniques.