Jade dragon decoration

[Jade dragon decoration]

Jade dragon decoration, Warring States Period, 7.4 cm long, 5.2 cm high and 0.5 cm wide
The jade is white, with brown spots all over, and strong glass light on the surface. The vessel is in the shape of sheet and hurdle. Engraving is carried out by using techniques such as yin carving, with the same patterns on both sides, and the double dragon head is carved. There is a hole in the upper middle for tying.
The jade decoration first appeared in the primitive cultural sites of the Neolithic Age and was also popular in the Warring States Period. Its shape was mainly long arc or half-wall. Most of them are double dragon heads, double fish heads, etc., with cloud patterns, vortex patterns and other decorative patterns carved on both sides. There are also carved decorations under some decorations
The shape of this jade decoration is different from most jade decoration, and it is rare