The Willow Pattern is a distinctive design often found on porcelain dinnerware, characterized by its blue and white color scheme. It typically features a romantic story involving a young couple, a pagoda, and a bridge, surrounded by willow trees and birds. This design originated in the late 18th century in England, inspired by Chinese motifs. The pattern became popular due to its intricate details and storytelling elements. Many manufacturers, including Wedgwood and Royal Worcester, produced Willow Pattern china, making it a staple in households. Today, it remains a beloved design, often associated with traditional table settings and decorative art.