The term "Royal Manufacture" refers to a production facility or workshop established by a monarchy to create high-quality goods, often including luxury items such as porcelain, textiles, or furniture. These establishments were typically known for their craftsmanship and attention to detail, reflecting the wealth and status of the royal family. One notable example is the Royal Manufacture of Sèvres, founded in France in the 18th century, which specialized in fine porcelain. Such royal factories not only served the needs of the monarchy but also influenced broader artistic trends and craftsmanship in their respective regions.