Hollandsche Waaren (Dutch Wares) is a collection designed by Anne-Marie Jetten. The common material used by Hollandsche Waaren is ceramic: earthenware or porcelain and glazed in bright colours. But also textile is a perfect material to express the ethnic Dutch elements which Holland is famous for.

In 1602, the V.O.C. (Dutch East India Company), imported Chinese white porcelain with beautiful blue decorations. The Dutch were taken with this porcelain. It quickly became very popular and a highly desirable commodity. The making of a popular Dutch variant started in Delft, a small city in Holland, and therefore called 'Delft Blue'. Until this day Delft Blue is world famous. Today, Holland produces Delft Blue all over the world; production even went back to China, where it all once started. Some Delft Blue has lost touch with its glorious history and feeling, therefore, HOLLANDSCHEWAAREN re-designed Delft Blue to restore the old feeling with a new look.