I spent a high price to buy the "Moshisha" jadeite rough stone, and after cutting it open, it was indeed worthy of its reputation!

The Moshisha mine is located in the upper reaches of the Ulu River, in the eastern part of the old mine area. The people of Moshisha are known as the Fairy Mine. It is a mine that produces high-quality water materials, basically old materials with fine meat and sufficient rigidity. Moshisha is located beside the Phakant Highway, 2 kilometers southwest of Longken village. It is a highland gravel sedimentary sand mine that produces fine-textured glass and ice jadeite rough stones.

The material is small, so after careful consideration, I decided to make a lion's head. I originally thought that it might be better to make a Guanyin's head with this material, after all, the material is so delicate, but after thinking about it, I decided to make something special. So after deciding, I was ready to start, and the material followed the shape.

I drew some details and started typing and painting:

This is the final rendering. I won’t show you all the details one by one. The cracks in the back have been avoided. You can just appreciate it objectively:

Auspiciousness - In legends about lions, they always help people escape disasters and bring good luck. Therefore, people often place stone lions at the door to ward off evil spirits and suppress evil spirits, keeping all evil forces out of the house. As a lucky animal, it can bring peace and good fortune to people.

Power - Jade lions often appear in pairs, symbolizing the Grand Master and the Junior Master, meaning high position and power. The lion is known as the king of beasts, and wearing an emerald jade lion demonstrates the rights bestowed by one’s noble status.

Bravery - The lion is a natural hunter not only because of its fast and powerful speed, but more importantly, it has a fearless spirit that does not hesitate no matter how big the enemy is. The jade lion embodies the spirit of fearlessness and bravery.

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