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Underglaze in pottery is a decorative technique where colored pigments are applied to greenware (unfired clay) or bisqueware (fired once) before a final glaze is applied. This allows for intricate designs and vibrant colors that remain visible even after the piece is glazed and fired. Underglazes are formulated to withstand the high temperatures of the kiln without losing their vibrancy or detail. This is the closest you can come to “painting” in pottery, since glaze and paint are completely different chemical processes and result in different colors.