Swedish Pottery refers to ceramic art and functional ware produced in Sweden, known for its unique designs and craftsmanship. It often features bright colors and simple, yet elegant shapes, reflecting the Scandinavian aesthetic. Many pieces are hand-painted, showcasing traditional patterns and motifs inspired by nature and folklore. Notable styles include Gustavsberg and Rörstrand, which have been influential in Swedish pottery since the 18th century. These manufacturers produce a range of items, from dinnerware to decorative pieces, and are celebrated for their quality and artistic value. Today, Swedish pottery continues to be popular both in Sweden and internationally.