Kütahya pottery is a traditional craft from the city of Kütahya in Turkey, known for its vibrant colors and intricate designs. This pottery has a rich history that dates back to the Ottoman Empire, showcasing a blend of cultural influences. The artisans use techniques passed down through generations to create both functional and decorative pieces. The pottery is often characterized by floral patterns, geometric shapes, and a glossy glaze. Common items include plates, bowls, and tiles, which are popular both locally and internationally. Kütahya pottery reflects the region's artistic heritage and continues to be an important part of Turkish culture.