The jadeite flakes from the Moshisha field, with the Su Wu shepherding theme in the design, can better reflect the value of the work.

Today I would like to share with you a piece of jadeite rough stone from the Moshisha mine. This piece of material is cut into slices from a 1.2 kg rough stone. There are 4 slices in total. It can be said that the value of this rough stone has increased greatly, and each piece is quite perfect. This piece is one of them. The jade carver designed the "Su Wu Shepherding Sheep" theme based on the characteristics of the material and the customer's requirements.

The jade carver worked hard for several days, and took his time to produce fine work. As the saying goes, waiting always seems long, but hard work pays off. Finally, the true face of Mount Lushan can be seen. He is very satisfied with the effect of the carving. The faces of the characters are well-carved and natural, and the shepherds at his feet are looking down for food. It seems like a scene traveling through time and space!

Under the light, the material shows good water quality and transparency. It has such a good effect even before polishing. The jade carver's craftsmanship is amazing and he has put a lot of effort into adjusting the overall water quality.

Looking at it this way, the overall picture can be seen more clearly, and the backlight is used to determine the water quality.

Finally, it is polished. The surface is glossy, very sticky, and has a good glue feel. Each piece of material has different characteristics. A good jade carver will not act casually. If he has no design inspiration for the material, he would rather let it go than compromise. After all, a work can better reflect the creative level of the jade carver!