Workum pottery is a traditional form of earthenware produced in the town of Workum, located in the Friesland province of the Netherlands. This pottery is known for its distinctive blue and white designs, often featuring floral patterns and scenes from Dutch folklore. The craftsmanship reflects a rich cultural heritage and has been practiced since the 17th century. The production of Workum pottery involves hand-shaping clay and applying a tin glaze, which gives the pieces their characteristic glossy finish. Artisans often use traditional techniques passed down through generations, making each piece unique. Today, Workum pottery remains popular among collectors and is celebrated for its artistic value.