The jade carving master is so talented that a cracked jadeite stone was carved into this

The Jade Arhat is carved based on the image of the Arhat, the most highly-practicing disciple of Buddha. Arhats are the simplest and most plain type of Buddhist jade carvings.

But today, what I want to talk about is the finished product made from a small part of this jadeite raw stone.

It is this raw jadeite that was carved by the jade carver into the majestic Arhat deity with an icy aura.

The red arrow is the source of this work. Have you ever thought of this? Who would carve on a cracked part?

The jade carver’s design draft: It is an arhat riding an elephant. Many people asked if this can be carved?

But after seeing the finished product, I can only say that this jade carver is so talented. You can't tell at all that it was carved out of a cracked jadeite raw stone. Jade Arhats have always been a common figure in Buddhism, and in our minds they are the most powerful force in the world, indestructible. Wearing it around the neck, sometimes swinging left and right and sometimes looking at it quietly, it gives people infinite vitality and energy.