Antique Introduction

Excavated Warring States Six Mountains Jade Mirror [diameter: 11.2cm thickness: 0.71cm.jpg

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Related Responses airly (2006-9-28 00:32:34)

Is there a size? Jade mirrors do exist as a record, but there seems to be no record of an excavation at this time. The online see netizen posted jade mirror also most of the low imitation. lz this jade mirror, pattern neat, can be seen is imitated from the warring states six mountain mirror, but carving and qin color really can not be and warring states connection, personal look new, jade quality good price if the collection is reasonable is also not a bad idea.

A family of words for the owner's reference, if this thing on and size, it should be counted as a national treasure

Posted a little bit of jade classification information:

(1) with the nature of the tool category of jade

The main varieties of such jade are jade conical ware, jade needles, chisels, axes, shovels, jade, jade, jade spinning wheels, jade scythes, jade cutter, jade knife, etc. They are mostly found in the Neolithic period, and are often found in the Neolithic period. They are mostly found in the Neolithic period, and occasionally found in Shang tombs, and gradually disappeared in the Western Zhou Dynasty.

(2) Jade Weapons and Jade Objects Related to Weapons

This kind of artifacts is commonly found in jade clusters, jade spears, jade archer's thumb ring (also known as the wrench finger in the Qing Dynasty), jade knife and sword handles, and jade sword decorations (including jade sword heads, swords, girdles, and swords). The first two types of jade thumb rings, mainly found in the Neolithic to the Shang Dynasty, were mostly used in combat; the jade archer's thumb ring was first seen in the Shang Dynasty, and was used to protect the fingers from being strangled when drawing the bow and shooting arrows; the jade thumb ring was still found in the Warring States period, but later works appeared to be non-practical, and during the Han Dynasty, it was evolved into the chicken heart pendant, and was purely used as a plaything. During the Qing dynasty, the jade archer's thumb ring was used again as a practical item, and a large number of them were made, and they were also used as gifts to show that they were dedicated to the martial arts. Jade sword ornaments, mainly appeared in the Spring and Autumn period to the two Han Dynasty, its form is basically the same, in the creation of the knot on the level have fixed parts.

(3) Imitation of weapons ceremonial weapon

This type of jade are perforated and edge, shaped like a weapon, jade knife, jade go, jade battle-axe, jade chi, use, with a rope tied on the wooden handle, for the princes and nobles to hold important activities for ceremonial use. They were also used as tributes and gifts. Jade ceremonial weapon mainly appeared in the late Neolithic to the Shang Dynasty, the Western Zhou less, and towards miniaturization, seems to lose the significance of ceremonial use.

(4) Jade Ceremonial Ware

The jade ceremonial ware is usually referred to as 6 kinds of jade, namely, jade wall, cong, gui, jang, jiang, juan, amber. These six types of ceremonial objects are also known as the "Six Rays" and "Six Weapons" in some ancient books. The jade wall is flat and round, with a round hole in the center. Similar to this vessel are the jade ring and jade ring. The name of the three by the size of the hole in the center of the decision, large holes in the name of the ring, small holes in the name of the wall, the diameter of the hole and the jade part of the side of the width of the ring for those who are equal. Jade walls, magons, and rings all date from the Neolithic period, and have continued since then, right up to the present day. The overall characteristic of the jade cong is that it is square on the outside and round on the inside. Some jade congs are also decorated with various patterns around the outside of the body. Jade cong was also first seen in the Neolithic period. After that, they were still seen from the Shang Dynasty to the Warring States period, but disappeared after the Han Dynasty, and from the Song Dynasty onwards, they were imitations or pseudo-works. Jade gui has a flat body, with a pointed top and a pointed bottom, starting from the Western Zhou Dynasty and followed by successive generations. In ancient times, it was said that "a half-gui was said to be a jang", so a jade jang is half the shape of a gui dissected from the tip to the bottom of the center, and its starting date is the same as that of the jade gui. Jade Juan was half-wall, half-won or half-ring shape, both ends or the center of the perforation can be used to wear, Jade Juan was first seen in the middle of the Neolithic, one of the earliest appearances of the six weapons, and then also through the ages, continue to the present day. Jade amber is usually in the shape of a tiger or a deformed tiger, and can also be used as a pendant, beginning in Shang and ending in Han. The six wares mentioned above were mainly used to offer sacrifices to the four directions of heaven and earth, and also represented different directions, and were later extended to represent different grades of ceremonial wares and play pets.

(5) Jade ornaments

In a broader sense, all jade objects with perforations can be used as ornaments. Therefore, some of the aforementioned types of objects also served the purpose of ornamentation, or evolved into ornamentation at a later stage. The ornaments mentioned here mainly refer to those that were designed to be worn and knotted on the human body. Some of them for the head ornament, hand ornament, necklace, chest ornament, and some for a kind of clothing. Head ornaments have jade maturity, jade penannular jade earrings, etc.; hand ornaments in jade bracelets, jade rings, etc.; necklace jade string ornaments, jade necklaces, jade buds, jade pins, jade wall, dynasty beads, etc.; jade chest pendant has a group of jade pendant and other can be used as a chest pendant jade chicken heart pendant, jade dancers pendant, jade WengZhong, jade GangDao, jade YanDao and other jade. The most numerous and common ones in costumes are jade belt ornaments, jade belt buckles, jade belt hooks, jade buttons, jade hat ornaments, and so on. In the above-mentioned jade pendant, except for the jade belt began in the Tang Dynasty and ended in the Ming Dynasty, the jade belt buckle began in the Song Dynasty, other types of some from ancient times to date, some are the product of a specific period, such as jade into a group of pei, in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States States when the most prosperous, and there are certain formats and names, wear in the chest and abdomen. Others, such as jade wengzhong, jade dancers pei (a more simple one), jade double dao (just dao, Yan dao), jade chicken heart pei, etc., is a unique product of the two Han period.

(6) Funeral Jade

In a broad sense, all jade objects buried in tombs can be called funeral jade. The funerary jade mentioned here refers to the jade objects specially made for the dead to accompany them, not to all the jade objects buried in the tombs. It is possible to determine the age of the beginning of the use of burial jade, at the latest in the late Western Zhou Dynasty, when jade masks specially made for the dead were already seen. Thereafter, it passed through the Spring and Autumn period and the Warring States period. Generally speaking, there were not many jade objects of this kind at that time, and they were really popular in the Han Dynasty. The main varieties of jade worn on the body of the deceased (divided into gold, silver, copper, silk 4 kinds), bearing the jade coat hood of the jade zhen, holding in the hands of the deceased jade pig and jade Juan, cover the eyes of the deceased jade eye cover, stuffed into the ears of the deceased jade earplugs, stuffed into the deceased nostrils of the jade nose plugs, contained in the mouth of the deceased jade cicada-shaped puts on the cover in the deceased male ** on the jade genital hood, stuffed into the vagina of the female genitals of the jade yin plug, stuffed into the anus of the human corpse of jade Jade anus plugs in the anus of human corpses. In addition, some jade walls seem to have been designed for the burial of the dead. Dedicated to the dead burial jade, there are identity level markers, such as with different textures of woven strands of jade that is this, there are for the evil pressure wins with, but most are for the prevention of corpses rotting. For example, the ancient book "Jade into the nine orifices, in order to prevent the corpses from rotting" refers to this kind of jade.

(7) Jade Utility Vessels

The earliest relics of jade utility vessels are the two jade guis unearthed in the tomb of "Women's Hao" in Yinxu. Thereafter, no such jade utensils were found in the Western Zhou, Spring and Autumn Periods. During the Warring States period, there were jade ear cups, also known as goblets, jade trousseau, jade lamps, etc. In addition to the above, the Qin and Han dynasties added jade high-footed cups, five-pointed cups, jade bottles, jade boxes, jade washes, jade ink slabs, etc. The Tang and Song dynasties did not see any of the aforementioned vessels. In the Tang and Song dynasties, the aforementioned wares were not seen. However, there are new jade lotus cups, jade three turtledove cans, jade cloud-shaped cups, ceremonial cups, dragon zun, cloud dragon stove, multi-horn cups, deer wash and so on. In the Ming Dynasty, there appeared a number of jade wares imitating the shape of Shang and Zhou bronzes, such as turntables, goblets, goblets, dragon-head bottles, etc. In addition, in the three-dimensional vessels, there appeared One椀, double-ear cups, peach cups, fancy cups, pots, etc. The middle of the Qing Dynasty can be said to be a collection of jade wares from all the dynasties. In the middle of Qing Dynasty, it can be said that the collection of vessels of the past dynasties is a great success, all the antique, practical living utensils, stationery, as big as thousands of pounds of wine urns, as small as cups, plates, incense boxes, incense tubes, are made, and a lot of them.

(8) Other Jade Ware

In addition to the above categories, there are some other special wares and unknown and unidentified jade wares. The main special objects are the jade chime and jade flute in the ritual musical instruments, and the private seal, precious seal, and jade brief book in the books and seals. For auspicious purposes, there were the jade ruyi and jade warding off evil spirits. Jade rulers and jade mirrors were used for practical purposes. Jade in some so far do not know its name and use of the artifacts, now generally according to its modeling characteristics of the temporary name.

(9) Human and Animal Jade Ware

Some of these jade wares have been combined with the above mentioned jade wares, such as the Jade Amber in the Six Wares and the Jade Juan in the Group of Jade Wares, etc. The Jade Wares from the Human and Animal Ware series have been combined with the above mentioned jade wares. Jade objects of the human and animal categories were produced soon after the emergence of jade, and continued to be produced through the generations, with a wide variety of types. It is worth pointing out that this kind of jade, only a small number of individual form to separate, more is to decorate patterns, or with other natural scenery and flowers and plants pattern combination into a composite pattern.

[ This post was last edited by airly on 2006-9-28 00:35 ]

Yang zhi tai zhou man (2006-9-28 08:36:00)

Shan zhi mirrors five generally out of chu. The owner of this mirror jade color is still new, Qin color is not natural, should be cautious.

leyucen (2006-9-28 23:30:34)

Not bad for a moderator. I'd like to learn from you. I'd like to thank you for your help. I'd like to thank you for your help!

Jin Gu Xuan (2006-9-29 17:59:45)

Hey, what's with this stuff?

Long time to see 。。。。

Toss and play ancient (2006-9-29 18:04:55)

Not looking good.

Mo Bi Shuang (2006-9-30 11:07:42)

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Originally posted by airly on 2006-9-28 00:32

Does it come in sizes? Jade mirrors do exist as a record, but there doesn't seem to be an excavation record at this time. The jade mirrors posted on the internet are mostly low imitations. lz this jade mirror, the pattern is neat, can be seen as imitation of the six mountain mirror from the warring states, but the carving and the color of the qin can't be linked to the warring states, personally I see the new, the jade good price ...

Shudu Scattered (2006-10-08 19:47:53)

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