Anyue Stone Carvings

Anyue Stone Carvings

　　Anyue Stone Carvings – Vase-Bearing Guanyin: This product is crafted from the extremely rare and precious Purple Robe jade, a material seldom seen among folk collections. It combines Anyue’s exquisite stone carving artistry and time-honored handicraft techniques to replicate the Vase-Bearing Guanyin from Yuanjue Cave in Anyue County, meticulously hand-carved.

　　Since ancient times, it has been cherished as an auspicious object and a protective talisman for the home, boasting exceptional value for appreciation, collection, and legacy.

　　Anyue Stone Carvings – Treasure Seal Guanyin Head: The Treasure Seal Guanyin head is carved from stone sourced in Anyue County, integrating modern high technology with the thousand-year-old stone carving artistry of Anyue. It is a beloved craft souvenir among collectors, Buddhists, and tourists.

　　Anyue Stone Carvings are renowned both in China and abroad for being “ancient, numerous, exquisite, and beautiful.” Inspired by this craftsmanship, Yongjia Carving inherits the essence passed down by master artisans and strives to promote the art of Anyue stone carving. Some of their works include: the Sixty Jiazi carvings in Chaoyang Cave, the Hell Transformation sculptures at Huangge Grand Buddha Temple, designs, construction, and carving of antique archways, the large-scale cliff carving group at Xinglong Dacheng Mountain, and the relief wall art at the cultural wall of Anyue Third People’s Hospital. In 2004, the wooden carvings of the “Dragon and Phoenix Portrait Frame” of Empress Xu Huangyu and her husband, as well as the Purple Bamboo Guanyin, which were selected by the county government to be sent to South Korea, received high praise. The compact-sized Purple Bamboo Guanyin has been sold both domestically and internationally.

　　Anyue Stone Carvings – Purple Bamboo Guanyin: This product is crafted from the extremely rare and precious Purple Robe jade, a material seldom seen among folk collections. It combines Anyue’s exquisite stone carving artistry and time-honored handicraft techniques to replicate the Purple Bamboo Guanyin from Pilu Cave in Anyue County, meticulously hand-carved.

　　Since ancient times, it has been cherished as an auspicious object and a protective talisman for the home, boasting exceptional value for appreciation, collection, and legacy.