Tokoname ware is a traditional type of Japanese pottery that originates from the city of Tokoname in Aichi Prefecture. Known for its distinctive reddish-brown color, this earthenware is primarily made from local clay and is often used for making teapots, cups, and other tea-related items. The pottery is celebrated for its durability and ability to enhance the flavor of tea. The production of Tokoname ware dates back to the 12th century, making it one of the oldest pottery styles in Japan. Artisans employ various techniques, including hand-throwing and glazing, to create unique pieces. The craftsmanship and aesthetic appeal of Tokoname ware continue to attract collectors and tea enthusiasts worldwide.