Guangzhou Southern Jade Carving
Guangzhou Southern Jade Carving: A general term for jade carving handicrafts with Lingnan characteristics. The raw materials are sourced from imported jadeite, gemstones, Liaoning xiuyu (nephrite), and Guangdong’s southern jade, among others, from countries such as Myanmar. Products were originally divided into five major categories: figures, flowers and birds, vases, hunting scenes, and incense burners. They have now evolved into over 10 innovative products including jade balls, openwork carvings, and weapons, all featuring beautiful shapes, exquisite craftsmanship, and fine processing. This jade carving tradition originated in the early Qing Dynasty.
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