Cloud Pattern Jade
Cloud pattern was one of the more ancient geometric patterns in ancient jade. Its forms included yin line pattern, yang line pattern, yin and yang line pattern, thick and thin line mixed pattern, etc. The cloud pattern of different dynasties had some changes, such as hook cloud pattern, cloud thunder pattern, cloud gas pattern, cloud head pattern, cross cloud pattern, etc. There were many jade artifacts with cloud patterns: - Shang Dynasty style Hetian jade original carving Qinlong dragon pendant has cloud pattern, cloud pattern. This jade pendant was 7.3, 3.5, and 2.75 grams. It had the characteristics of the late Shang Dynasty, such as double hooks and dense Yang lines. The jade pendant had a qualitative change in color as a whole, and its shape was like an animal crawling on the ground. Although many people had different understandings of this animal, it was a Horned Dragon from the late Shang Dynasty. Its eyes were hidden and carved, and there were holes in the middle to wear it. The overall color was yellow and green. - In the late Warring States Period, there was a cloud pattern white jade. Although it maintained the structural characteristics of practical jade, its almost flat thickness indicated that it had completely left the category of practical objects and became pure accessories. Zibo City Museum had a cloud pattern white jade unearthed from Tomb No.2 of Shangwang Village, Linzi District, Zibo City, Shandong Province in the late Warring States Period. - The Warring States cloud pattern jade comb is 9.6 cm long, 0.4 cm thick in the middle, 6.5 cm wide at the mouth of the tooth. It is cyan in color. The body is flat and slightly ladder-shaped. The back of the comb is straight and the corners are smooth. The thickness gradually becomes thinner until the mouth of the tooth. The tips of the twenty-two teeth are thin and sharp. The cloud pattern and diagonal pattern are engraved on both sides of the back of the comb, which comes from the head of the tomb owner. During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, cloud patterns were also common decorative patterns on jade. There were many forms and variations. They were often carved in intaglios or shallow embossed. Some were formed by connecting the tails of two opposing grain patterns or vortex patterns. Some were neatly arranged, some were beautiful and rich with the grain patterns and vortex patterns, and some were derived from the long and thin patterns, which were full of elegant cloud patterns. Read more exciting novels for free
Jade Jade with Dragon Pattern
The dragon patterns on jadeite had different characteristics in different periods. In the Qing Dynasty, there was a jade belt buckle with a dragon pattern. The ware was divided into two parts that could be connected. The hook head was the dragon head, and the other ring was connected. The surface of the ware was hollowed out with dragon patterns, and the bottom was carved with four strips of holes. The material was exquisite. The dragon pattern was emerald green, and the bottom was green jade. There was also a jade plate with a green dragon pattern from the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. It was oval in shape, with the outer ring decorated with cloud blessing patterns. The front was embossed with cloud dragon patterns. The dragon head was mighty, the dragon horns were thick, the eyes were prominent, and the nose was wide. The back of the dragon was hidden in the clouds. The body was spiraling, the body was thick, and the limbs were strong. The middle of the back was round and engraved with the words "Longevity". It revealed the royal aura of the Qianlong period. In modern times, there were all kinds of jade products with dragon patterns, such as high-ice jade dragon cards. The dragon patterns on the jade ware reflected the craftsmanship and cultural content of different periods, reflecting people's love and admiration for the dragon as a cultural symbol, and had a certain artistic value and collection value. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Jade Pattern Cicada
In the jade patterns, cicadas had many meanings. From a cultural point of view, cicadas had always been regarded as a symbol of purity, purity, and spirituality. It contained a kind of elegant sentiment and was the continuation of traditional culture. Since ancient times, it had been loved by people with elegant character. For example, Cao Zhi's "Ode to Cicada" and Luo Binwang's "Ode to Cicada" all reflected the noble and pure quality of cicadas. In terms of meaning, cicadas were homonyms for "winding", which meant "wrapping a hundred thousand cicadas around the waist"; jade cicadas hanging on the chest could pray for blessings and increase longevity, which was called "wearing cicadas"; dignitaries decorated jade cicadas on their crowns, which became a symbol of power and status, and were called "crowned cicadas"; cicadas "stayed far away from the sound, not because of the autumn wind", which became the manifestation of the lofty aspirations of scholars. Other than that, there was also the idea of shocking the world with a single brilliant feat and being as quiet as a cicada in winter. From the perspective of historical development, jade cicadas first appeared in the Neolith Age. They were often unearthed from tombs from the Shang Dynasty to the Warring States Period. At this time, most of them were hanging ornaments. The jade cicadas of the Shang and Zhou Dynasties were simple in shape and extensive in carving. In the Han Dynasty, jade cicadas were popular in the mouth of burial jade. The jade cicadas of the Northern and Southern Dynasties were still made in the Han Dynasty, but due to the war, the source of jade materials was difficult, and most of them were carved with chalk. After the Song Dynasty, it was mostly used as a baldric, but it had a shape but no spirit. In the Ming Dynasty, there were two types of jade cicadas, thin slices and round carvings. Most of them were made of pink sapphire. In the Qing Dynasty, there were round cicadas and sheet-shaped cicadas. The painting technique was used together with the archaic decorative patterns. The materials used were exquisite, and the decorative patterns were sparse and clear. In the late Qing Dynasty, the lines of jade cicadas often collapsed. The knife technique was weak, and the indents were thin and deep. Xiuyan jade was often burned into red or black archaic cicadas. In terms of craftsmanship, the famous "Han Eight Knife" craftsmanship originated from the Han Dynasty and was a new development on the basis of inheriting the jade carving techniques of the Warring States Period. The " eight strokes " of the " Eight Blades of Han Dynasty " was an approximate number. It referred to the jade carving's strong, powerful, and concise bladesmanship. With just a few strokes, the charm of the object could be fully expressed. Moreover, the use of the knife paid attention to the left and right symmetrical. On the back of the Eight Blades of Han Dynasty, the left and right grooves behind the knife formed the effect of the Chinese character " eight ". In the Han Dynasty, the main types of jade carvings that used the "Han Eight Knives" technique were jade cicadas, jade pigs, and jade Wengzhong. Jade cicadas perfectly interpreted this unique technique. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
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Jade pendant with gold pattern
Different jade pendants had different meanings: 1. ** Relates to love **: Hetian jade gold-wrapped jewelry can be used as a token of love in ancient times. The warmth of jade and the brilliance of gold symbolize the tenderness and loyalty between lovers, meaning that love lasts for a long time and they will grow old together. 2. ** In terms of good luck ** - The patterns of fortune, wealth, longevity, and happiness symbolized good luck, happiness, and health. For example, the pattern of five bats symbolized the arrival of the five blessings, which meant full of good fortune; the pattern of longevity meant immortality; and the pattern of happiness meant auspicious celebration. - Hetian jade inlaid with gold had the meaning of "golden and jade fate","golden and jade hall","golden branches and jade leaves" and so on. Among them,"golden and jade fate" meant that men and women were compatible and were often used as wedding blessings;"gold and jade filled the house" symbolized wealth, rich knowledge, and status;"golden branches and jade leaves" could indicate noble birth. - The goldfish jade pendant implied that there was a place full of gold and jade, and it also had the meaning of a golden and jade marriage. There was also the saying that it attracted peach blossoms. - The safety charm pendant symbolized peace and happiness. If there were special designs such as the portrait of a great man, it could also express respect and memory for the great man. The agate and tassels under the lanyard symbolized peace, good luck, happiness, and success. 3. ** Status Symbol **: In ancient times, Hetian jade gold-wrapped jewelry was a symbol of status. Only the royal family and wealthy merchants could wear it. Although it has become a mass consumer product, it still has a symbolic meaning of noble temperament. 4. ** The other patterns imply ** - The sheep symbolized complacency and good luck; the three sheep symbolized prosperity; the cicada symbolized a brilliant feat and progress in homework; the toad symbolized wealth, rebirth, wealth, and evil spirits; the mouse symbolized tenacious vitality; the pig symbolized wealth and fortune. - The lion symbolizes bravery, two lions symbolize everything goes well, one big and one small lion symbolizes Taishi and Shaoshi (high and powerful); the magpie symbolizes joy, two magpies symbolize double happiness; the mandarin duck symbolizes joy; the reindeer symbolizes eternal happiness; the unicorn symbolizes auspicious signs, indicating peace and prosperity, etc. - Bats symbolized good fortune, and five bats represented the arrival of five blessings; Pixiu symbolized wealth, fortune, and exorcism; tiger heads symbolized prestige and exorcism; spiders symbolized contentment and happiness; elephants symbolized good luck or happiness; badgers (two connected end to end) symbolized "double happiness";; turtles symbolized longevity; cranes symbolized longevity; fish symbolized abundant food and clothing, and the pattern of carp jumping over the dragon gate symbolized rapid success. - Crabs symbolized wealth; monkeys symbolized promotion; big monkeys carrying small monkeys symbolized generations of marquises; roosters symbolized good luck; quails symbolized peace; geckos symbolized happiness; butterflies symbolized immortality; persimmons symbolized everything; longevity peaches symbolized longevity blessings; conches symbolized evil spirits and treasures. - Gourd symbolizes the company of fortune and wealth, many children, many blessings, evil spirits into treasure; Pomegranate symbolizes a hundred seeds, many children, many blessings; corn symbolizes many children, many blessings,"a blockbuster"; grape symbolizes many children, many blessings; winter melon symbolizes the East Sea; pumpkin symbolizes longevity; peach symbolizes longevity; cabbage symbolizes innocence and wealth; water caltrop symbolizes cleverness; chili symbolizes prosperity; peanuts symbolize immortality; eggplant symbolizes high officials; beans (lucky beans) symbolize peace in the four seasons, etc. - Green beans symbolize the four seasons of peace and four stars (Wealth, happiness, wealth, and longevity are the four lucky stars, with wealth as the first priority); Ganoderma lucidum symbolizes wishful thinking; lychee symbolizes a prosperous market; leaves symbolize a successful career; orchids symbolize noble character; plum blossoms symbolize eternal pride; peonies symbolize wealth, honor, and wealth; bamboo symbolizes peace, wealth, academic success, bamboo reporting peace, and rising steadily; lily symbolizes a hundred years of harmony; lotus root symbolizes communication; lotus symbolizes honesty; wheat symbolizes peace; Bagua symbolizes the power of nature; Taiji symbolizes the harmony of yin and yang, etc. - Before the ancient money, the money with eyes meant the present, and the double money meant both; The vase symbolized peace; The kite symbolized the rising clouds or the spring breeze; The safe buckle symbolized the gathering of wealth, suitable for women to reflect gentleness, men to reflect generosity and smooth career, peace and Ruyi, etc. The grain nail pattern symbolized the bumper harvest of grain and the rich life; The cloud pattern symbolized the long-term Ruyi; The cloud represents a good omen; The old longevity symbolizes longevity; The ghost-catching pattern of Zhong Yu symbolizes good and exorcism; The God of Wealth symbolizes attracting wealth and treasures. Arhat means to ward off evil spirits and protect the gods to bless peace and good fortune; Eight Immortals means to show their abilities and live forever; Eight Treasures (The patterns of gourd, fan, fish drum, flower basket, Yin-Yang board, flute, lotus flower, and sword are eight kinds of magic tools), which means that one's ability is displayed and longevity is eternal; Buddha means magnanimity, longevity, good fortune, health, and the pearl in one's palm; Buddha's head means magnanimity, magnanimity, saving all living beings, and attracting good fortune, fortune, and wealth; Buddha's hand means longevity; Buddhas and Bodhisattvas The pictures of Buddha, Bodhidharma, and Guanyin symbolized the company of Buddha and the blessing of peace. The pictures of the twelve zodiac symbolized the amulets of evil spirits that prayed for peace and happiness. - The bottle, quail and Ruyi together symbolized peace; The bottle and the bell together symbolized peace; The elephant and the bottle together symbolized peace; The peony and the bottle together symbolized wealth and peace; The orchid and osmanthus together symbolized the fragrance of orchid and osmanthus (excellent descendants); The pattern of peony and the moon symbolized the full moon of flowers; The pattern of ganoderma lucidum and orchid grass symbolized the friendship between gentlemen; The plum blossom and the magpie together symbolized happiness; The pine, bamboo and plum together symbolized the three friends in the cold and the best friends in trouble. Quails and chrysanthemums or fallen leaves together mean to live and work in peace and contentment; Lily and lotus root together means a good couple, a hundred years of good marriage; Lotus and plum blossoms together means harmony and beauty; Lotus and carp together means more than one year; Lotus and osmanthus together means to have more than one child; Lotus and lotus means to be unstained by mud; A pair of lotus seeds means to be of the same heart; A stalk of lotus or a stalk of lotus leaf means a clean and honest product; A heron and lotus root carved together means to be smooth; Lotus seed, lotus root and fish take more than one year after another. Water caltrops and onions together represent cleverness, lychees, longans and walnuts symbolize three elements in a row.(Jieyuan, Huiyuan, and Zhuangyuan); there was a toad on the moon, and the laurel tree meant that the toad palace would win the laurel tree and pass the imperial examination; the spider and conch symbolized contentment; the dragon and phoenix pattern symbolized that they were in pairs or were auspicious and powerful; the hundred birds symbolized that the hundred birds were facing the phoenix; the boy riding the dragon symbolized that he was the champion; the monkey riding on the horse symbolized that he was a marquis; the monkey and the seal together symbolized that he was a marquis; the monkey and the longevity peach (macaque offering longevity) symbolized longevity; the rooster and the five chicks symbolized that his five sons had passed the examination; The bear and eagle patterns symbolized the fighting spirit of a hero, while the turtle and crane patterns symbolized the longevity of the turtle and crane, representing a firm will. 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Ancient Jade Pattern Identification
Jade ornaments of different historical periods had their own characteristics, which could be used to identify them: ** 1. Neoliths ** - Most of the jades were plain and had no patterns. Even if there were, they were very simple, with inky lines, dragon patterns, fish patterns, and animal patterns. The style was simple and unadorned. ** 2. Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties ** 1. ** Xia Dynasty ** - The carving was simple, it was a Yin line carving. 2. ** Shang Dynasty ** - The patterns were mainly cloud patterns, string patterns, dragon and phoenix patterns, among which cloud patterns were the most basic. The carving technique developed into double Yin lines, forming a Yang line between the two Yin lines. There were also unique ridge tooth patterns and dish patterns. The ridge tooth patterns were no longer used in later generations, and the dish patterns were unique to the Shang Dynasty. 3. ** Zhou Dynasty ** - One side of the decorative carving was a Yin line, and the other side was a slope line. The Yang character formed between the two had a slanted feeling, and there was a change of light and shadow. ** 3. The Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period ** - Cloud patterns, valley patterns, nail patterns, and taotie patterns were more common. The dragon and phoenix patterns were very unique. Most of them were back-to-back in an "S" shape. The patterns on the jade wall were carved densely, using techniques such as carving, embossed, and line carving. The inner and outer circles protruded the outline, and the lines were twisted and psychedelic. The grain pattern was a row of dense small dices in the shape of a vortex. The dices pattern was commonly seen on jade. The pattern was in the shape of a raised papillary-shaped round dices, which were either vertically and horizontally or arranged with the body. The circle pattern was popular. It was a small circle arranged in rows. There were single circles, concentric circles, and small dots in the circle. ** IV. Han Dynasty ** - In addition to the geometric patterns (such as vortex pattern, valley pattern, cattail pattern, hole nail pattern, etc.), the elephant pattern dragon pattern, animal pattern, bird pattern, etc. were more complicated. There were also some simple and freehand decorations, such as Han Yu Chan and Yu Weng Zhong Ren, which reflected the style of "Han Eight Blades". ** V. Tang Dynasty ** - Plant patterns increased, such as lotus petal patterns, sunflower patterns, peony patterns, lily patterns, etc. The realism of the decorative patterns was mostly expressed by a large number of fine Yin lines. When depicting bird feathers, the fine semi-circular scale patterns or square patterns were used to express its lightness and delicacy. The lines were soft and smooth, soft and firm. ** 6. Song and Yuan Dynasties ** - The patterns were rich and colorful, mostly dragon and phoenix auspicious patterns. In addition, there were ancient dragon patterns, inscriptions, breast patterns, phoenix, peony and other patterns. ** 7. Ming and Qing Dynasties ** 1. ** Ming Dynasty ** - There were mainly patterns of pine, bamboo, plum, cloud, cloud, dragon, flowers, mountains, rivers, people, and so on. Engraving also began to appear on the jade. 2. ** Qing Dynasty ** - In addition to the ancient decorative patterns, new decorative patterns such as flowers, birds, and wormgrass were added. Imperial poems and various inscriptions also appeared on the jade articles. In addition, understanding the time of the "birth" of the decorative patterns could help determine the "birth" of the jade ware. If the decorative patterns of the previous dynasty appeared on the shape of the previous dynasty, it was likely to be a pseudo-ancient ware. For example, the web-like pattern in the Hongshan culture appeared in the form of auxiliary patterns in later generations; the unique animal face pattern of Liangzhu jade articles did not appear in later generations; the silk pattern was used for a long time and was still used on bracelets until the Qing Dynasty; the string pattern appeared in the Hongshan culture, but it was more common in hoop-shaped and wall-shaped articles in the Shang Dynasty, but rarely seen in later generations; the cloud pattern first appeared in the Shang Dynasty and was popular in the Spring and Autumn Period, the Warring States Period, and the Western Han Dynasty. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Jade pendant with gold pattern
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Ruyi Cloud Pattern of Ming Dynasty
The pattern of the Ruyi Cloud Pattern was made from Ruyi Head and Lingzhi, forming a unique cloud shape. During the blank period of the Ming Dynasty, the cloud pattern paintings did not have three curves, but were drawn consecutively. They were called chain cloud patterns or iron lock cloud patterns. Some of the relics of the Ming Dynasty had the Ruyi Cloud Pattern, such as the blue-and-white lotus paper weight of the Ming Dynasty, and the golden thread embroidered Kirin Buzi of the Ming Dynasty (the Kirin was surrounded by auspicious clouds). The novel "Glittering Four Seasons" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The flower pattern on the jade of Chu State
The so-called " flower-shaped pattern " was a kind of flower-shaped pattern, including the " stamen,"" petals,"" flower stalk," and other parts, which were all carved with intaglionic techniques. This pattern first appeared in Chu during the late Warring States Period. It was popular in Chu during the late Warring States Period. It appeared late and was rarely seen in the northern countries. It could be identified as an important feature of Chu-style jade ware and was still used in the early and middle Western Han Dynasty. In the late Warring States Period, the "flower pattern" was full and shield-shaped, with a circular arc at the top and a grid pattern filled inside. The "petals" and "flower stalk" were not prominent. In the late Warring States Period, the "flower pattern" was curved at the top of the "stamen", with a new sharp protruding shape. The internal grid pattern was occasionally omitted. The "petals" obviously became longer and curved to both sides, and the "flower stalk" was also elongated. Many of them were carved with double-hook intagmatic techniques. In the early and middle Western Han Dynasty, the "flower pattern" was usually carved with thin Yin lines like gossamer. The novel " Gilded Palm " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
What era is the Taotie pattern jade?
The Taotie pattern first appeared on the jade ware of the Liangzhu culture in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River 5,000 years ago. It gradually matured during the Xia, Shang and Zhou Dynasties, and was also more common in the jade ware of the Warring States and Han Dynasties. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Is the ancient dragon pearl a cloud pattern? Why?
The ancient dragon pearl was not a cloud pattern. The Dragon Ball was a treasure in ancient China mythology. It was a precious pearl that was obtained from the jaw or mouth of a dragon. It was also known as a luminous pearl in legends. The cloud pattern was a traditional decorative pattern. The two concepts were completely different. There was no situation where the dragon ball was a cloud pattern.