Jade pendant
- Image Number: K1C009122N000000000PAB
- Dynasty: Qing dynasty
- Category: Jades
- Function: Dress accessories
- Material: Minerals/Jade Jewelry/Jade
- Description:
The jade piece with holes was combined with the jade ring thread of the old jade 9121 by the Qing Palace to form a group of pendants, which were decorated with two groups of silk spikes. 韘韘韘韘韘韘韘韘韘韘韘韘韘韘韘韘3887; Since the late Eastern Zhou Dynasty, it has gradually developed into a heart shaped main body with symmetrical hollowed out patterns on both sides. For example, this piece becomes a component of the jewelry. This piece of jade is dark brown, with two holes, one in the center and one above. The hole above is now used for threading; Both sides of the jade pendant are carved with patterns. Because of its small size, it is difficult to identify the patterns, and it is suspected that there are bats carved on one side. The jade rings of this group are plain and plain. The whole set of accessories are threaded and tied with yellow ribbons, with a yellow label on the upper end and a letter “No. 167” written on it. The yellow ribbons are decorated with two knots, and the two knots are separated by jade rings in the middle; The yellow sash is divided into three parts from the knot below the jade ring
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