The jadeite raw stone covered with countless cracks was actually carved into a masterpiece that will be passed down from generation to generation!

We all know that the raw stones from the Mu Na mine can often give people great surprises. As the saying goes, when it comes to jadeite gambling, Mu Na is the best. The material that Lao Wang is going to talk about today is produced in Mu Na. The skin and color conditions of the material are particularly good, the outer shell is not thick, and there is an obvious bright green zone, and the water quality is quite good. After peeling off the skin, countless cracks appeared, which broke people's hearts.

It is true that the Yang Green of the stone is very spicy, but it does not go deep into the body. There is only a relatively thin layer, and the water quality is not as good as imagined. The key point is that it cracks into the shape of a spider web. However, there is still a way to solve the problem.

An experienced jade carver at the scene suggested that although the stone looked poor in appearance, it actually had a delicate texture and good water content. These cracks could be completely avoided through carving, and by making good use of the spicy green color on top, the value of the finished product would not be too low.

After the jade carver's delicate design and depiction, coupled with meticulous carving, a top-quality jade landscape ornament was born. The previous cracks have disappeared. The jade carver cleverly used the green on the top of the stone to depict the green mountains and trees vividly, which serves as the finishing touch!

It looks majestic at first glance, and even more stunning upon closer inspection, unique yet full of spirit. The charm of jade carving lies in the fact that the sculptor gives vitality to the work and gives people aesthetic enjoyment. A piece of stone with so many cracks has truly become a masterpiece of art and a masterpiece handed down from generation to generation under the carving knife of the jade carving master!

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