Is it worth spending a lot of money and fine craftsmanship to carve a piece of cracked jade?

Of course everyone loves jadeite with good quality and color!

But when you visit the material market, you will find that jade materials of this quality are often very expensive!

After comprehensive consideration, some enthusiasts will choose materials with cracks, attempting to create value through carving skills!

Today, the editor will share with you the creation process of a piece of jade material with multiple cracks and full colors, in order to illustrate the value created by the balance between type, water and craftsmanship!

This is a piece of jadeite with good quality and full color. The texture is delicate with only a little white cotton, and the quality is transparent. If there were no cracks, the price would definitely be very expensive!

When lighting is turned on, several large cracks can be seen clearly running through the material. Materials like this are generally considered for making landscapes!

For old materials with sufficient water content and full color, if you want to increase the value of the finished product, you must work hard on the carving, so many elements are added to the design. Not only is a retro double dragon flower head designed, but also all the details of the landscape are carefully carved!

From the mountains and flying birds in the distance to the tiled roofs and bricks in the foreground, every detail shows the delicate craftsmanship to the fullest!

After the finished product is carved, the original cracks on the material are no longer visible! Excellent water quality and color, combined with exquisite carving, can greatly increase the value of the material!

"Three parts materials and seven parts labor." If the material is not good, the craftsman can make up for it, which is often a way to create a higher value for the finished product, but the premise is that the material cannot be too bad. As the saying goes, "A good cook cannot cook without rice." If the material is dry and rough, even a national master will faint and vomit blood! ! !

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