Keep your collection authentic and buy real things [Porcelain, Jade, Calligraphy, Painting and Miscellaneous]

After being reviewed by many well-known domestic experts, the collection is guaranteed to be genuine. Our aim is, "Buy the real thing and sell it at a good price" 1. Late Ming Dynasty Hetian Jade Mutton Fat White Six Prismatic Lezi. As we all know, Hetian jade is very rare now, not to mention mutton-fat white. Not to mention the poppy poems engraved on it, the handwriting is clear and beautiful, which is extremely rare. But it is said that such materials are rarely encountered. There are similar ones on the market, but few have such clear and beautiful handwriting. There are many pieces of cylindrical rods and hexagonal prisms, which are extremely consumables in themselves. A carver without certain skills would definitely not dare to work on such a precious jade material. Yulezi is homophonic to "Yulezi". In life, in addition to working hard in career, you also need to seek spiritual comfort in your spare time. Everyone has their own love, so "Yulezi" has become an auspicious accessory in the metaphor. 2. Shoushan stone-drawn gold elephant carvings are well oiled, hand-carved, and lifelike. The expressions of the characters are vivid and expressive. Elephants are powerful but gentle, naive yet honest and loyal, and can carry heavy loads for long distances. They are regarded as a symbol of good luck and strength, and are also known as the most virtuous. In myths and legends, elephants are born from the shaking light star and can bring good fortune. For thousands of years, people have formed an indissoluble bond with elephants. People like elephants and worship them. In traditional Chinese culture, the words "xiang" and "xiang" are homophonic, so elephants are endowed with more auspicious meanings. For example, using an elephant to carry a treasure vase (flat) means "peace has an elephant"; using an elephant to carry a halberd (auspicious) vase means "peace and auspiciousness"; using an elephant to ride an (auspicious) elephant is "auspicious"; using an elephant to carry Ruyi, or the elephant's trunk rolling Ruyi means "good luck and good luck". The ancients said: "Taiping has an image", which means "good luck and good luck" and "the appearance of the coming and going". The Dai people have always regarded elephants as a symbol of good luck and strength. Since the Xishuangbanna area in Yunnan is a paradise for elephants, local people love elephants very much. They use elephants as mascots in their homes to symbolize peace, auspiciousness, and wealth. Reminder: Don’t rush to remit money or pay a deposit before seeing the real thing to avoid being cheated.