Malachite inlaid with jewelry Penglai fairyland bonsai

[Malachite inlaid with jewelry penglai fairyland bonsai]

malachite inlaid with jewelry penglai fairyland bonsai, built in the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, with a total height of 43cm, a seat height of 5cm, and a seat diameter of 41.5-30cm. The old collection of the Qing Palace
On the red sandalwood base, the green peacock stone is placed at the bottom of the mountain, and in front of the malachite, large, small red and sapphires are piled into lake stones. The foreground platform of Peacock Hill is covered with fairy flowers and herbs made of gold, silver and precious stones. Only Ganoderma lucidum has three kinds of special-shaped pearls, gold and silver inlaid gemstones and coral carving. There are also silver-burned blue plum trees, silver-plated pine trees, coral trees and silver-plated peach trees in front and behind the mountain. The trees are decorated with pearl flowers and tourmaline peaches. Under the trees in the mountains, there are white jade carved birthday stars, waiters and deer. Under the plum tree on the left, there are copper gilded waiters holding Ruyi, and under the pine tree on the right, there are copper gilded cranes carrying pearls and jewels. These shapes of gold, jade and jewels together constitute the landscape of the cave
The History of Qin Shihuang recorded that “there are three sacred mountains in the sea, named Penglai, Abbot, and Yingzhou, where immortals live.” This “Penglai Fairyland” bonsai is based on this topic. It is all made of pearls, gold, rubies and sapphires and various kinds of jade. It shares 280 pearls, more than 300 rubies and sapphires, and nearly 100 tourmalines and other colored stones. Its exquisite mountains and stones, exotic flowers and trees, and full of splendor and splendor, are the treasures of the Qing Dynasty palace modeling process bonsai.