A piece of jadeite with black spots floating on it was turned into an exquisite landscape plaque by a jade carver. It's really amazing!

At first glance, I guess not many people would like this piece of cut jade square plate. Although the square piece has no major cracks, its water quality is average. The most fatal thing is that there are clusters of "black flowers" floating on it. These black flowers greatly reduce the beauty and value of the jade. However, when the jade carver saw it for the first time, he couldn't help but fall in love with this piece of material. Although the jade has black flowers floating on it, the black flowers are green under the light. This shows that some carving techniques can be used to change the visual beauty of the finished product.

Based on the analysis of the color depth of the black flowers and the distribution of color trends, the jade carver decided to use this jade material to carve a pendant with a landscape theme: design the distribution of mountains according to the direction of the floating flowers, and design lakes, poets, trees, buildings and other decorative elements in the part without floating flowers. The composition is rich and full in content, with a prominent theme, making full use of every feature of the jade.

The jade carver uses shallow relief to carve the pattern. The advantage of this is that he can better control the thickness of the pendant and grasp the critical point where the black flowers turn green. Shallow relief carving is different from high relief carving in that it removes jade material layer by layer and slowly shapes the pattern. This way, the jade carver will find it easier to find the critical point for melting the black spots.

After the jade carver's meticulous carving efforts, the rough piece of landscape pendant was finally completed. Those black clusters of colors floating on the original stone have turned into layers of dark green mountains. The rough material that was not in people's eyes at the beginning has now become a jadeite landscape square plaque that everyone is scrambling for.

The polishing process is also very ingenious. The buildings, pagodas, poets and fishing boats are treated with matte finish to increase the layering of the picture; other parts are treated with bright light to make the green on the floating green flowers more blooming and dilute the gray and black feeling. Through this light refraction treatment, the finished product is more exquisite.

The pattern structure on the back echoes that on the front, like a profound ink-splashed landscape painting.

Finally, take a look at the charming translucent picture. Do you feel that the change is too big?

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