Burnay is a traditional type of pottery from the Philippines, particularly associated with the province of Ilocos Sur. It is made from a special clay that is rich in minerals, allowing artisans to create durable and functional jars, pots, and other vessels. The pottery is often characterized by its dark, earthy tones and intricate designs, which reflect the cultural heritage of the region. The process of making burnay involves handcrafting each piece on a potter's wheel, followed by a firing process in a kiln. This method not only preserves the traditional techniques passed down through generations but also results in unique, high-quality pottery that is used for storage, cooking, and decorative purposes.