Italian Earthenware is a type of ceramic ware that originated in Italy during the Renaissance period. It is also known as Maiolica, which is an 8-letter word commonly used to describe this type of pottery. Italian Earthenware is characterized by its bright colors and intricate designs, often featuring religious or mythological scenes. It is usually made from clay and glazed with tin oxide, giving it a glossy finish. This type of pottery has been popular for centuries and is still widely used today.