The jade scraps left over from making the bracelets will skyrocket in value after this processing!

The material I want to share with you today is the leftover scraps from making bracelets last month. The owner took a piece of the leftover material and prepared to make some small items. After some discussion, the owner decided to make a Guanyin. After determining the subject matter, he prepared to start work.

Cut the material into shapes, then compose and design the embryo. When beating the details of the material, there was a lot of white cotton, and there was an internal crack on the lower right side. The dragon's tail had to be thrown towards the crack to avoid it. The places with a lot of white cotton were hollowed out and the yellow cotton spots were removed.

All the white cotton has been removed, and the flesh is still clean when pressed deeply, highlighting the overall effect. The material looks good in natural light, and the real thing is similar to the picture. A large piece of thick material will have much greater elasticity when made into a large Guanyin Riding a Dragon, and the whole piece will be more valuable if it is full purple (the finished product has not been polished yet).

OK, I sent it for polishing and took a photo of the finished product under natural light to share with you:

fcgc99