Kikyo Ceramics is one of Japan's long-standing and highly respected ceramic brands, known for its exquisite craftsmanship, elegant design, and the combination of practicality and artistry. In 1752 (Edo period), it was founded by the first generation of Jukichi in Kyoto and has a history of over 270 years. Juji originates from Kyoto and inherits the tradition of "Kyoyaki". It emphasizes delicate hand painting and glaze color changes, and is skilled in using transparent glaze, blue glaze, dyeing (blue and white painting), red painting (red color), etc. The colors are warm and soft. Some high-end series insist on full handmade production, from shaping, painting to glazing, all completed by craftsmen. Juji ceramics are not only objects, but also bridges between traditional Japanese culture and modern life. His works reveal depth in simplicity and craftsmanship in ordinariness, representing the aesthetic spirit of "tranquility and persistence" in Japanese ceramic art.