IPA: /ˈkrækəlˌwɛə/
KK: /ˈkrækəlˌwɛr/
A type of pottery or glass that has a decorative surface with many small cracks, often used for aesthetic purposes.
The artist showcased her beautiful crackleware at the pottery exhibition.
Crackleware is formed from "crackle" (from the Middle English "craklen", meaning to make a sharp sound) and "ware" (from Old English "waru", meaning goods or products). The term refers to pottery or ceramics that have a crackled surface, often used decoratively.
Think of the sharp sound of something 'crackling' and remember that 'crackleware' refers to decorative pottery with a crackled surface.
No commonly confused words.