Seto ware
noun
Se·to ware
ˈsāˌtō-,
ˈse-
variants or less commonly Seto
plural -s
: a Japanese ceramic ware traditionally produced since the 10th century comprising in its earlier period earthenwares often based on contemporaneous Chinese and Korean porcelains, later high-fired stonewares sometimes with notable brown, black, yellow, or celadon glazes, and from the end of the 18th century chiefly porcelain often decorated with underglaze blue
Word History
Etymology
from Seto, city in central Honshu, Japan, where it originated