Tosa pottery is a traditional Japanese ceramic art form that originated in the Tosa region, now part of Kochi Prefecture. Known for its simple yet elegant designs, Tosa pottery often features natural motifs and earthy colors. The craftsmanship emphasizes functionality, making it popular for everyday use. The pottery is typically made from local clay and fired at high temperatures, resulting in durable pieces. Tosa pottery is often associated with the Mizunami style, which highlights the beauty of the material and the skill of the artisan. This art form reflects Japan's rich cultural heritage and appreciation for nature.