Jade Story: Jade Wu Shi Pai: Minimalist and Elegant Beauty

Jade is naturally beautiful, picturesque and majestic. As Xu Xiake said, "The more things are created, the more amazing they are. From now on, all painters will be vulgar and the art world will be abandoned." It can be seen that even if jade is not decorated or carved, it is enough to move people's hearts. For example, the jade Wu Shi Pai, although not carved with a single pattern, can naturally become a painting.

Of course, not every jade pendant is completely plain. The finishing touch lies in its head. Traditional jade pendants all have pendant heads, which not only make it convenient to thread a rope and wear it, but also enhance the overall value of the pendant. Common pendant heads include dragons and phoenixes, auspicious clouds, and Ganoderma lucidum. In addition to the conventional traditional styles, the inlaid Wu Shi Pai are even more eye-catching with rich and varied shapes.

Among jade ornaments, the peace and safety pendant is also a versatile one. The most common peace and safety pendant is a pendant. It can be simply strung together with a K gold chain and worn directly, which is simple and generous; or it can be strung with a few simple beads on an exquisitely crafted lanyard, which is fresh and elegant; of course, it can also be inlaid with precious metals such as gold, platinum, and diamonds to make it more elegant and noble.

The desire for peace and tranquility has existed throughout history and is people’s eternal pursuit. In addition to peace, the Wu Shi Pai can also bring good fortune and prosperity to the wearer. For the Chinese, auspicious air is like water to fish and air to humans, which is indispensable.

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