Seto Ware is a traditional type of Japanese pottery that originates from the city of Seto in Aichi Prefecture. Known for its durability and beautiful glazes, it has been produced since the 13th century. Seto Ware includes various styles, such as Mizusashi (water jars) and Chawan (tea bowls), often used in tea ceremonies. The pottery is characterized by its rich colors and intricate designs, which can include natural motifs and geometric patterns. Seto Ware is highly regarded for both its artistic value and functional use, making it a popular choice for collectors and everyday use alike.