Stoneware
Pronunciation: /ˈstoʊnˌwɛr/
Stoneware (noun)
- A type of pottery made from clay fired at high heat, strong and often used for plates, cups, and storage jars.
- Ceramic ware with low water absorption, produced by firing clay until it becomes hard and less likely to crack.
Examples
- Stoneware lasts for years when handled carefully.
- They use stoneware because it resists everyday wear.