Ming Tuo Jade Pillow Orchid Pavilion

[Mingtuo Jade Pillow Orchid Pavilion]

Mingtuo Jade Pillow Orchid Pavilion is made of brocade, carved and framed, and butterfly. Two and a half. The ink paper is half open, half open, 12.5 cm vertically and 6.8 cm horizontally
The Jade Pillow Orchid Pavilion is a carved version of Dingwu. It is the twenty-eight lines of the narrative of Ben Lan Ting. Xu Naipu’s signature is “Jade Pillow Orchid Pavilion, Su Zhai’s collection of □ □ Sheng’s gift”, and the seal is “Xu Naipu’s seal” and “Diansheng’s seal”. Weng Fanggang wrote: “The original stone copy of the jade pillow Orchid Pavilion given by the marquis Lin Daoshan was given in Guangzhou in the winter of Emperor Qianlong’s reign, and the diary was kept in the Baosu Room on December 13 of the winter of 1898 in the next ten years”, with the seal of “Fanggang” and “Qinxi”. Later, I learned that: “In September of the Wushen Autumn Festival, the Nanchang embassy was heavily sticky. It was 20 years since I went to give it to Mr. Lin. Four days before the Double Ninth Festival, 12 sections of the stone scripture were engraved and recorded in the East Room of the Double Ninth Hall.”
Seal “Wang”, “Chen Xu Naipu” and “Diansheng”
There are many legends about the Jade Pillow Orchid Pavilion. It is said that Jia Qiu got a stone pillow in the ravine, which is bright and lovely. Liao Yingzhong carved it on the Lingbi stone with the method of reducing the shadow of the lamp, just like the Dingwu book, with all the defects. It is called the Jade Pillow Orchid Pavilion. Or it is said that Ouyang Xun’s Xiaoxing on the head of the fly was engraved on the pillow of the servant of Luoyang Palace and the book of Chu Suiliang in the reign of Zhenghe, which was discovered in the reign of the Forbidden City


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