I don’t know what to do with the remaining jade scraps, but it’s amazing to see the master design them into small Buddha ornaments!

Many friends feel that the scraps are useless after processing the pendants or bracelets they have planned, so they treat them as waste. However, they are natural jade after all, and it is a pity to discard them like this. Many scraps can actually be processed into very nice small items. Today, the editor will share with you the gorgeous transformation of scraps!

As shown in the picture, this is the first piece. I am going to design a small ornament. The subject matter has been outlined. The master perfectly utilized the natural green color to design this Guanyin.

The semi-finished product is shown to you first. The master still needs to refine the details. I will show it to you first.

As the most familiar representative figure of Buddhism, Guanyin has always been the embodiment of compassion and salvation in China. It is generally believed among the people that Guanyin Bodhisattva can save all sufferings and difficulties in the world, keep people safe, and eliminate disasters and difficulties. Therefore, Guanyin has become the most commonly appearing image in jade carvings.

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