What will the finished product look like if you carved an 80-gram piece of jadeite raw stone?

What I want to share with you today is a jadeite rough stone from Moshisha Field, weighing 80 grams.

The material is not big but feels steady, the skin is compact, and there are signs of sand casting.

I was worried about not being able to find the original stone to write, and when I saw that it performed so well, I decided to buy it.

First I peeled the skin to see its true appearance. After peeling, the flesh turned black under natural light.

This means that the water content and meat quality are very good.

I have to admire the wonders of nature.

Next, let’s experience the charm of the process from raw stone to finished product.

I am really looking forward to what kind of surprises it will bring!

This piece of raw stone has an oily green base, but the texture is very delicate, the water quality is also great, and most importantly, it is complete and has no cracks!

The original stone became smaller after peeling, so I chose to carve a small ornament.

Of course, a design drawing is indispensable before carving. Once it is confirmed, carving can begin!

It took me a month to complete the sculpture, and I was amazed the moment I received it!

The details are very well carved, and the craftsmanship can be said to be particularly exquisite.

The finished product is lifelike, with the dragon carved with eyes wide open and mouth open, looking majestic and awe-inspiring.

The dragon can create clouds and bring rain. It is the leader of all reptiles and the chief of the four spirits. Later, it became a symbol of imperial power. Emperors of all dynasties called themselves dragons and used dragons as decorations on utensils. The fight between the dragons for the pearl represents the yearning for beautiful things, so it has auspicious meaning.