[Shoushan Stone “Jiaqing Chenhan” Seal]
“Jiaqing Chenhan” Seal, Jiaqing of the Qing Dynasty, Shoushan Stone, with a light relief pine stone landscape. Chinese seal script. The surface is 3.3cm square, and the overall height is 7.5cm
This treasure has a general texture, slight cracks, and varying shades of color. However, due to its shape, the imprinter used the shallow relief technique to carve pines, mountain stones, and pavilions. The layout was just right, cleverly masking the flaws in the stone itself, making it a masterpiece. This treasure is often stamped on the imperial pen of Emperor Jiaqing
![图片[1]-Shoushan Stone “Jiaqing Chenhan” Seal-China Archive](https://chinaarchive.net/Warring States period/seal /54772[1024].jpg)
![图片[2]-Shoushan Stone “Jiaqing Chenhan” Seal-China Archive](https://chinaarchive.net/Warring States period/seal /55712.jpg "寿山石“嘉庆宸翰”玺钤本")
寿山石“嘉庆宸翰”玺钤本
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