A vicious dog is carved out of a piece of Damakan jade with poor quality. Do you like it?

Jade must be crafted, the craftsmanship must have meaning, and the meaning must be auspicious!

Some jades, from the perspective of water quality, are just pieces of waste. They have no water quality and no major features. However, some carving masters suddenly have a bright idea and can carve it into a very meaningful work!

Just like the work I’m sharing with you today!

This piece of jadeite raw stone cut from Damakan has no grain, no water, and a completely messy yellow fog layer. It is just a piece of living "brick material". It is impossible to cut a jade pendant from this material. If it is to be made into a pendant, even the most amazing carving skills cannot save it!

Most jade lovers, after cutting out jade of this quality, would probably just throw it away, as they are too lazy to waste money on carving it! But after communicating with the owner of the treasure, the carving master's words made the owner want to make the treasure again. Because the owner of the treasure has a vicious dog at home, the carving master suggested that the jade be made into the theme of his vicious dog!

The carving master roughly drew a design draft on the original stone, and the owner decided to spend some more money to make the product!

After more than a month of carving and repeated modifications, a piece of "brick material" was transformed into a cute pet. When the owner saw the appearance of this vicious dog, he praised the money as well spent!

The jade carving master used three-dimensional round carving to carve jade, and vividly outlined the appearance of the bully dog ​​with extremely high realism, with the expression, skin and look all portrayed vividly.

Looking at this vicious dog from the side, you can feel its well-developed limbs. It looks very domineering no matter how you look at it, but looks very cute from the front.