The two-bird tooth carving with the morning light pattern shows the craftsman spirit of the ancients.

First of all, the teeth of two birds in the morning show the craftsman spirit of the ancients.

This double bird Chaoyang tooth carving is an artistic treasure of the original ivory carving, which is now in the Zhejiang Provincial Museum. Another name is "Hemudu culture double bird tooth carving with Chaoyang pattern", also known as "Hemudu culture double bird ivory butterfly with Chaoyang pattern", which was unearthed at Hemudu site in Yuyao, Zhejiang 1977 and 1978. It is a rare tooth carving in Neolithic age, an artistic treasure in primitive ivory carving, and has extremely precious historical value. At the same time, the work of two birds with early teeth is very meticulous, and from another side, we can also see the spirit of diligence and patience of the ancients. We can see the fine workmanship from this painting.

The following picture can better show the craftsman spirit of workers and the long history of cultural relics.