Hornless Dragon Seal Jade
Hornless dragon jade seal has a unique artistic charm and cultural value. Judging from the material, it was mostly made of jade such as Hetian jade. Hetian jade was one of the "four famous jades in China". The traditional narrow category referred to the jade produced in the Hotan Prefecture of Xinjiang. It was known as Hetian's "sub-material" and referred to nephrite in a broad sense. Its chemical composition was a water-containing calcium and magnesium-based Silicate, with a density of 2.95 - 3.17 and a Mohs hardness of 6.0 - 6.5. In terms of shape, the seal button was mostly a round carved dragon. Horned dragons had various forms. Some of them spiraled upwards with thick bodies and strong limbs. Their manes were as thin as gossamer, and their beards fluttered in the wind, curling up and looking ancient. Some of them raised their heads and opened their eyes, entrenched on the seal. Their shapes were elegant and vivid. Moreover, the jade articles with dragon seals of different dynasties had their own styles and characteristics. The image of the dragon in the Han Dynasty had already appeared on the jade articles, and there were also dragon patterns on the jade articles in the late Warring States period. In terms of culture, the Horned Dragon symbolized beauty, luck, and wealth, as well as the relationship between men and women. From ancient times to the present, the seal was a symbol of power, a manifestation of identity, and a proof of credibility. From the small seal to the big seal, it carried a deep history and the spirit of humanity. In terms of collection value, some jade seals with hornless dragons had extremely high collection value due to their jade quality and exquisite carving skills. For example, the Hetian jade seed seal with hornless dragon pattern during the Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty had a smooth jade material and exquisite carving skills, which had the style of imperial use. Read more exciting novels for free
The Taboo of the Hornless Dragon Jade Pendant
The Horned Dragon Jade Pendant had the following taboos: 1. ** In terms of the wearer **: - It was not suitable for dishonest or immoral people to wear it, especially those who had been blessed and had more spirituality. Such people might be punished for wearing it. - Pregnant women should avoid wearing it during pregnancy because pregnant women should avoid wearing overly heavy accessories to avoid oppression of the fetus. - People who were born in the Chinese Zodiac and the dragon were not suitable to wear it. For the specific situation, please refer to the relevant information. 2. [Taboo during the process of wearing]: - To avoid collision with hard objects, because Hetian jade is soft and easy to damage. - Hetian jade is not resistant to high temperatures. If it is exposed to high temperatures for a long time, it will cause the jade pendant to be deformed or broken. It is not suitable to wear it in high temperatures. - To avoid contact with chemicals, chemicals will corrode Hetian jade and make it lose its luster. When touching chemicals such as cleaners and cosmetics, the jade should be removed first. - Avoiding prolonged exposure to the sun would cause Hetian jade to lose moisture and cause cracking. During outdoor activities, try to avoid exposing the jade to the sun. - To avoid humid environments, humid environments are easy to breed bacteria and cause damage to Hetian jade. In humid environments, the jade pendant should be removed and placed in a dry place. The novel " Flood Dragon " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
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Hornless Dragon Pattern
The Chi dragon pattern was an ancient traditional decorative pattern. "Guangya" said that there are horns called Qiu, no horns called Chi. Its shape was mostly winding, climbing, and crawling. It was also known as a coiling dragon or a dragon tiger. Legend has it that the Chi pattern was one of the nine sons of the dragon. It had no horns on its head and four legs on its abdomen. It looked like a tiger and was also known as the Chi Tiger. It first appeared in the decorative patterns of pottery and bronze ware. It appeared later in ancient jade ware than dragons. It was only used for jade decoration in the late Shang Dynasty, and the Han Dynasty was its heyday. In the late Warring States Period, the head of the Chi pattern was in the shape of a beast. It had square ears, round eyes, and upturned eyes. Its neck was thick and curved, its chest was prominent, its abdomen was flat, its buttocks were high, and its limbs were firm and powerful. The overall shape was vivid and extraordinary. For example, the furong stone furnace with dragon patterns, the jade ring with dragon patterns in Han Dynasty, the sword hook with dragon patterns in Han Dynasty, and the jade pendant with dragon patterns in Han Dynasty all had dragon patterns on it. The novel " Flood Dragon " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
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The meaning and symbol of the Hornless Dragon
The meaning and symbols of the Horned Dragon were rich and varied, as follows: 1. [Beautiful, Lucky, and Lucky: This is the basic meaning of the Hornless Dragon. In traditional culture, it is regarded as a symbol that can bring beauty, luck, and wealth.] 2. ** The relationship between a man and a woman: It symbolizes the relationship between a man and a woman, symbolizing the eternal love, like the love between a dragon and a phoenix. 3. ** In terms of career and fortune, it symbolizes a smooth future, a successful career, a prosperous career, and a great wealth. The word "dragon" is homonym to "long", representing a prosperous business and a prosperous future. 4. ** In terms of academics **, it means that you have achieved success in your studies and passed the high school examination. You have the achievement of leaping over the dragon's gate like a dragon. 5. ** Exorcism and Calamity Suppression: As a divine beast, it can protect the peace of the house and ward off evil spirits, preventing ordinary evil spirits from entering. The Jade Horned Dragon is suitable for men to wear. It can display a man's masculinity and increase the sense of dignity. It has the potential to soar into the sky. 6. The meaning of the combination of ** and Ruyi: When the Horned Dragon and Ruyi combine, it symbolizes everything going well, all wishes come true, and good luck and health. The novel " Flood Dragon " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Hornless Dragon Pattern Pendant
There were many kinds of materials and styles for the pendant with hornless dragon patterns. On the market, one could see light luxury models such as the S925 silver pigeon egg jade pendant inlaid with diamonds, which could be used as a collarbone chain. There were also dragon pendants made of Hetian jade. For example, Zhenping County had antique miscellaneous Hetian jade dragon pendants, which were sold at a wholesale price of 200 yuan. There were also jade crafts, natural Xinjiang Hetian jade, Qinghai material, old material, lotus root pink dragon pendants, male and female models, which were free of certificates, priced at 998 yuan. In addition, there was also a 999 silver retro solid dragon safety buckle pendant, suitable for fashionable men to wear, with a China style. There were also original hand-carved dragon pendants and necklaces, suitable for fashionable men to wear, and many other types of dragon pendants. The novel " Flood Dragon " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Hornless dragon pattern furniture
Hornless dragon patterns had many manifestations on furniture. Hornless dragon patterns were widely popular on Ming-style furniture and could be called the king of decorative patterns. For example, in the early Qing Dynasty, the large flat space of Ming-style furniture, such as the board, coaming, tooth head, tooth board, and back board, were often carved with hornless dragon patterns, and most of them were mother-child hornless dragon patterns, which might have double dragons, three dragons, four dragons, five dragons, or even more combinations. The images of the dragons were of different sizes. The main feature was that the big and small dragons faced each other, or the big and small dragons opened their mouths together, forming the image of a big mouth. This was a unique form in Ming style furniture. For example, there was a large red rosewood table with a dragon pattern. The four legs were hollowed out with two dragon patterns. The design was ingenious, making the furniture more vivid and adding a classical charm. There were also rose chairs, with flower teeth decorated with dragon patterns under the armrests, and there were open-cut dragon patterns under the three horizontal walls. These furniture with dragon patterns were often very exquisite in terms of craftsmanship. From the selection of materials to the various aspects of production, they showed the wisdom and ingenuity of the ancients. The novel " Flood Dragon " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Porcelain with Hornless Dragon Pattern
Horned dragons were generally explained as a type of dragon without horns in ancient legends. In terms of porcelain, there was a printed dragon pattern plate made in Ding Kiln of Song Dynasty, which was currently collected in the Palace Museum in Beijing. There was also a white glazed wine pot carved with dragon pattern from Dehua Kiln in the middle of Qing Dynasty. The pot was exquisite and exquisite. There was a fragment of a blue and white cup with dragon pattern in the Kangxi period of Qing Dynasty. The mouth of the cup was slightly tilted, and the double dragon ears were decorated. The abdomen was painted with blue and white dragon pattern. The bottom of the cup had the regular script of "Made in the Kangxi Period of Qing Dynasty". The mouth of the plate was shallow, and there was a cup groove in the center. It was decorated with sea water along the inner decoration. The inner heart was painted with dragons playing with beads, and the outer wall was painted with dragons. Jingdezhen kiln in Guangxu period of Qing Dynasty, Doucai Wrapped Branch Lotus Sandwiched Dragon Pattern Bowl, straight mouth slightly open, round lips, deep arc belly, upright circle foot, outer belly painted with Doucai Wrapped Branch Lotus, five dragons standing posture sandwiched in it; The plain three-color dragon pattern cup was created in Zhengde years of Ming Dynasty. The plain three-color is mainly yellow, green and purple. It could be seen that the patterns of hornless dragons were reflected on the porcelain of different dynasties. The novel " Flood Dragon " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Hornless Dragon Pattern Material
Hornless dragon patterns were traditional decorative patterns in ancient times. They were reflected on many cultural relics and could be used as a source of material for patterns. For example, the treasure of the Nanjing Museum's town courtyard, the hibiscus stone hornless dragon pattern furnace, was decorated with hornless dragon patterns. The furnace was pink all over and was carved from the starlight hibiscus stone paid tribute by Sri Lanka. There was also a printed dragon plate made in the Ding kiln of the Song Dynasty. This was a typical representative of the dragon pattern in the Song Dynasty porcelain and was now in the collection of the Palace Museum in Beijing. The pattern of hornless dragons was also widely popular on Ming-style furniture. In the early Qing Dynasty, the patterns of hornless dragons carved on the boards, boards, tooth heads, tooth plates and back plates of Ming-style furniture with large flat space were mostly mother and son hornless dragons, such as the combination of two dragons, three dragons, four dragons, five dragons, etc. Moreover, the images of hornless dragons were mixed in size, and their shape and characteristics changed in different periods. In the late Ming Dynasty, they were mostly "lying, front, double eyes, and shut mouth" images, and in the early Qing Dynasty, they became "sideways, single eye, and open mouth" images. In addition, there were also dragon patterns on the white glazed red dragon vase in Jiajing of Ming Dynasty, the yellow glazed purple three-dragon foot furnace unearthed in Dingling of Ming Dynasty, the blue-and-white porcelain in the folk kiln of late Ming Dynasty, and the red Taibai statue of cowpea in Kangxi of Qing Dynasty. The dragon patterns on these cultural relics could be used as reference for pattern materials. The novel " Flood Dragon " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!