crackleware
/ˈkrækəlˌwɛr/
noun
- A type of pottery or ceramic with a network of fine cracks in the glaze, created intentionally for decoration.
- She collects antique crackleware and has a shelf full of delicate bowls and plates.
- The artisan specialized in crackleware, carefully controlling the cooling process to create the cracked glaze.
- The museum displayed a beautiful vase made of crackleware from the Ming dynasty.