Forrons
Forrons are a type of stoneware, primarily originating from south-central Scotland. The name "Forrons" is often associated with specific types of pots or jugs made from this material. Characterized by its dense and fine texture, Forrons stoneware is a result of the local clay bodies found in Scotland, particularly in the region around the Forth Bridge.
Traditionally, Forrons were made using a traditional firing technique, often resulting in a distinctive, darker glaze
The Forrons are often associated with local photographers and artists who documented instances of these artifacts.