Renaissance ceramics

Renaissance ceramics refer to pottery produced during the Renaissance period (14th to 17th centuries), characterized by renewed artistic expression and technical innovation. These ceramics often feature intricate designs, vibrant glazes, and classical motifs inspired by ancient Greece and Rome. Developed across regions like Italy, Spain, and the Netherlands, Renaissance ceramics reflect a blend of traditional craftsmanship and new artistic ideas. They served both functional and decorative purposes, showcasing advances in kiln technology and glazing techniques, and remain highly valued today for their historical significance and artistic beauty.