Hispano-Moresque Pottery refers to the distinctive lustreware ceramics produced in Spain under strong Islamic influence between the thirteenth and sixteenth centuries. Manufactured primarily in centres such as Málaga and Manises, these wares are characterised by their metallic lustre decoration, intricate geometric and vegetal patterns, and Moorish artistic traditions. Hispano-Moresque pottery had a profound influence on the development of European ceramics and remains highly prized by collectors and museums.