The strange-shaped Damakan jadeite raw stone is peeled and made into a large ornament

Damakan jade has been very popular in the market in recent years and is famous for its colorfulness! For example, many of the familiar tri-color jade and yellow-green jade come from this field, and it is also the favorite of many carving artists, and can often be used to carve many famous works!

Since ancient times, yellow has been a favorite color of ancient emperors. No matter whether it is a jade pendant or something else, yellow is almost the embodiment of nobility, and good quality ones are even rarer, so the carved ones are also more beautiful, but the prerequisite is that the carving technology is superb! Otherwise, no matter how good the raw stone is, it will be a waste of effort if there is no good carving. Now it depends on how the master designs it and how to bring out the beauty of the material to the extreme.

The texture of this material is very good, the jade feels very good, and the peacock is a symbol of good luck in Chinese culture.

The peacock is the king of birds, and its most distinctive feature is its spread tail. It is also recorded in ancient texts that a peacock spreading its feathers is a good sign that can ward off evil and ensure safety. It symbolizes good luck and can protect you from bad luck and bring good fortune.

The peacock is an auspicious bird and has a historical connection with humans. From ancient times to the present, the peacock has long been famous in art, legends, literature and religion. In Greek mythology, the peacock symbolizes the goddess Hera. In China and Japan, the peacock is seen as a symbol of grace and talent. Peacocks are sacred to Buddhists. They are the incarnation of the "Phoenix" in mythology, symbolizing the combination of yin and yang and the harmonious appearance of women. Therefore, peacocks are auspicious birds that are widely loved by people.

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