What is another word for willow-pattern?
Pronunciation: [wˈɪlə͡ʊpˈatən] (IPA) 
Willow-pattern refers to a distinct blue-and-white design that features willow trees, a bridge, pagodas, and birds, which originated in China and became popular in Western countries during the 18th century. Other phrases that can be used to refer to a similar design include "Blue Willow," "Chinese Willow," "Blue and White Willow," and "Willowware." These synonyms are often used when describing dishware, textiles, or decorative art that display the iconic willow-pattern. Although the design has evolved over time to include variations in color and composition, the classic elements of willow trees and a bridge remain consistent, making it instantly recognizable to many.
