What is another word for lusterware?
Pronunciation: [lˈʌstəwˌe͡ə] (IPA) 
Lusterware, also known as lustreware, is a type of pottery or porcelain that has a metallic sheen, usually created by applying a thin layer of metallic oxide over the glaze. The word "lusterware" is therefore closely associated with terms such as "iridescent," "reflective," "shimmering," "gleaming," and "shine." Other synonyms for lusterware include "sparkling," "glittering," "dazzling," "brilliant," and "radiant." The use of lusterware dates back to ancient times, and it remains a popular decorative technique today. Whether used for fine china, decorative vases, or other crafts, lusterware creates a unique and beautiful effect that adds elegance and charm to any setting.
