White jade three-goat pot
The ewer is a study in patience. White jade holds a polish no metal keeps, and the Imperial workshop used that slow shine to signal rank and restraint at o…
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Jade carved flower and bird pattern flower arrangement
This object is cut from jade, the stone the Chinese court valued above every other because it could be worked but never rushed. Jade does not bend; the car…
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White jade glossy pen
The object is a study in patience. White jade holds a polish no metal keeps, and the Imperial workshop used that slow shine to signal rank and restraint at…
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White jade rectangular Yi
This object is cut from white jade, the stone the Chinese court valued above every other because it could be worked but never rushed. Jade does not bend; t…
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Sapphire lying dog
This object is cut from green jade, the stone the Chinese court valued above every other because it could be worked but never rushed. Jade does not bend; t…
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Yellow Jade Three-Yang Zun
This zun is cut from yellow jade, the stone the Chinese court valued above every other because it could be worked but never rushed. Jade does not bend; the…
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Agate tea cup
The object is a study in patience. Jade holds a polish no metal keeps, and the Imperial workshop used that slow shine to signal rank and restraint at once.
Sapphire carved chi phoenix chicken heart pendant
This pendant is cut from green jade, the stone the Chinese court valued above every other because it could be worked but never rushed. Jade does not bend;…
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Jade silk pattern ring
The ring is a study in patience. Jade holds a polish no metal keeps, and the Imperial workshop used that slow shine to signal rank and restraint at once.
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hibiscus stone bowl
This bowl is cut from jade, the stone the Chinese court valued above every other because it could be worked but never rushed. Jade does not bend; the carve…
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