She inkstone of “Taiji (the great ultimate)”, with songhua inkstone box, Qing dynasty, 17th-18th century

She inkstone of “Taiji (the great ultimate)”, with songhua inkstone box, Qing dynasty, 17th-18th century

• Image Number: C1F000020N000000000PAB
• Dynasty: Qing dynasty
• Category: Studio implements
• Function: Stationery and stationery
• Material: Minerals/Jade Jewelry/She Stone
• Description:
  There is a black irregular oval She Inkstone in the box. The box is in the shape of the inkstone, with wide edges around it. The pool is shaped like a crescent moon. There is a golden star stain on the right edge of the pool, and a green and gold stain near the center of the left edge of the inkstone. The ink mark on the inkstone surface is very thick, and the inkstone body is tightly fastened into the box body, which cannot be taken out now. The purple irregular long oval inkstone box, the box body and the box cover are buckled by the mother and child mouth, the child mouth is quite high, and has reached the edge of the inkstone surface. The box is made of two layers of purple and green stones. There is a circle of gray white fine lines at the entrance edge of the box body, which looks like a jade belt. The box is purple, and the decorative pattern on the cover is dark green. It is full of dragon and phoenix patterns. The dragon pattern is carved on the upper right, and the phoenix pattern is carved on the lower left; The dragon head is located at the right of the center of the cover, looking forward with its head held high, and if there is nothing beside it, the dragon body turns left around the upper edge; The phoenix head is carved at the lower left; Looking back at the dragon’s head, the body turns right to the lower right edge; Dragon neck decoration scale pattern