Imitation of antiques is a continuation of jade culture. He pays tribute to the ancient jade carving craftsmen with his unique skills of imitating ancient dragons.

Perseverance can help you find more fun in jade carving, and antique imitation can help you communicate with ancient jade carvings!

Antique imitations have a strong contemporary style and historical characteristics, and in recent years have also been loved by many collectors. For jade carvers, while constantly imitating the works of their predecessors, they also continue to learn new jade carving techniques.

The dragon is one of the important images of antiques. The dragon culture has existed for thousands of years. It is the totem symbol of the Chinese nation and is also widely used as material in jade carvings.

There are many different designs of dragons, but Mo Weiguo designed the two sides of the jade plaque to show a dragon tumbling in the clouds, which perfectly fits the image of a dragon creating clouds and rain.

Mo Weiguo is good at creating antique imitations, and has unique insights into the patterns, lines, designs and shapes of antique imitations. The combination of patterns and lines increases the sense of detail of the work, achieving an effect of both hardness and softness.

The design follows the ancient decorative patterns, boldly innovates in form, designs works according to the characteristics of the materials, and retains more of the characteristics of the materials.

Imitation of antiques is a continuation (respect) of jade culture and a tribute to ancient craftsmen. Classic works are also the objects of continuous learning for jade carvers.

"Sometimes I can't help but sigh at how ancient jade with such complex patterns and shapes was carved so exquisitely in an era without machines. While marveling at the wisdom of the ancients, I admire their perseverance and craftsmanship even more."

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