Saint-Porchaire ware is a type of pottery that originated in France during the 16th century. It is known for its fine, creamy white body and intricate designs, often featuring relief decorations and vibrant glazes. This ware was primarily produced in the town of Saint-Porchaire, which is located in the Poitou region. The pottery is characterized by its elegant shapes and detailed ornamentation, often inspired by Renaissance art. Saint-Porchaire ware was highly prized during its time and is considered a significant example of early French ceramics, influencing later pottery styles in Europe.