jade

[Jade wall]

Jade wall, Liangzhu culture of Neolithic Age, with an outer diameter of 22.1 cm, an inner diameter of 4.2 cm and a thickness of 1 cm
Green jade, mottled jade, with a large number of yellow-brown spots on the surface. The jade wall is flat, uneven in thickness, and the outer wall has grinding marks, which is also not round. The surface of the device is plain and free of lines, and there are multiple line cutting marks on both sides. The two sides of the inner hole wall are opposite to each other, and there are step marks
Jade jade has always occupied a very important position in the ancient Chinese jade culture. The ancients believed that it symbolized heaven and was a very important sacrificial ritual tool, namely the so-called “Cang Bi Li Tian”. In the future, jade is also regarded as an important auspicious instrument, that is, a auspicious instrument