Clay production actually comes from the making of clay sculptures, and the heritage of clay sculptures has a long history.

Clay art is a type of Han folk art. Folk artists use natural or cheap materials to make exquisite and compact crafts, which are loved by the people. After the Ming and Qing Dynasties, folk colored sculptures won the favor of the common people, the most famous of which are the "Clay Figurine Zhang" in Tianjin and the Huishan Clay Figurine in Wuxi. It has already gone abroad and become a messenger of cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries. It has traveled far across the ocean and is accepted and loved by more and more countries and people. Although clay sculpture is not considered technological, it does add new highlights to your life. Simple, intuitive, real and more "zero distance".

It is also very challenging in terms of collection time, and it also has collection value. This means that each piece is handmade, unique and unique in the world. There is no infringement such as counterfeiting, copying, or piracy, and it is different from other artistic expressions such as oil painting, paper-cutting, and relief sculptures. Clay sculpture art has a strong visual impact, and the viewing angles are also extremely rich and diverse, making it closer to people's lives. Today, with the rapid development of high technology, it is a concrete portrayal of people's pursuit of returning to nature. It is also a manifestation of people's pursuit of fashion and individuality.