Pendant, Shaped Jade Pendant - Cross Design, Fossilized Jade / Fiery Sunset Double-Sided /

Yu Ning Shi, a Taiwanese jade carving craftsmanship brand, hand-carves natural jade and stone materials, ensuring each piece is unique. Master Xie Zhong-Ren, a Taiwanese jade carving artisan, possesses over thirty years of experience. His carvings are known for their exquisite detail and clever use of the stone's natural textures and colors, resulting in lively and dynamic designs. Jewelry designer Penny Huang crafts exquisite accessories by combining natural gemstones like jade, pearls, and crystals with techniques like silver and jade thread weaving. These pieces are versatile, suitable for various occasions, and easy to maintain. The use of natural gemstones ensures longevity, and the diverse styles are consistently released, garnering much affection from fans. **Shaped Jade Pendant Series** Geometric and linear designs in various sizes of jade ornaments. These pieces are like the "dotting the dragon's eyes," small and unique, suitable for both work and leisure. They are appropriate for ages 5 to 45. **Shaped Jade Pendant - Cross Design** Crafted from natural jade and stones, designed into a cross with versatile shapes, creating diverse and creative interpretations. **Product Information** Material: Fossilized Jade Dimensions: 1.6 cm (width) x 0.4 cm (thickness) x 1.6 cm (height) (2.3 cm including the K-white gold bail) Craftsmanship: 100% Hand-carved creation Quantity: __One of a kind!__ Packaging includes: ◆ Certificate of Authenticity ◆ Gift Box ◆ Gift Bag **◈ This pendant does not include a chain. You may add a 925 silver or stainless steel chain by clicking the link below. ◈** https://www.pinkoi.com/store/jadegaze?pcid=rzc7Si&tab=product // Shaped Jade Pendant - Cross Design // https://www.pinkoi.com/store/jadegaze?tag=%E5%8D%81%E5%AD%97%E9%80%A0%E5%9E%8B&i18n_tag=%E5%8D%81%E5%AD%97%E9%80%A0%E5%9E%8B // Shaped Jade Pendant Series // https://www.pinkoi.com/store/jadegaze?pcid=2HyqHJ&tab=product **Artisan Biography: Xie Zhong-Ren** 1973: Born in Fangyuan Township, Changhua County, Taiwan. 1988: Began studying jade carving in Taipei. 1993: Graduated from vocational high school with a degree in Advertising Design, integrating design concepts into his work. 1994: Established his own studio. 2000: Received an honorable mention in the Craft category at the 14th Nanying Art Exhibition for his work "Waiting for the Opportunity." Participated in a joint jade exhibition at the Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall in August. 2001: Invited to perform live carving at the Hualien International Arts Festival. 2002: Received an award for "Dream of Craftsmanship" at the 10th Taiwan Craft Design Competition. Participated in a joint jade exhibition at the Hsinchu County Cultural Affairs Bureau in January. Exhibited in a joint jade and stone carving exhibition at the "Flowers and Trees Carnival" in Changhua County in May. Invited to participate in the "Grand View of Stones" exhibition, co-organized by the Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Cultural Foundation and the Hualien Cultural Affairs Bureau, from October to December, with exhibitions in department stores across northern, central, and southern Taiwan. 2003: Invited by the National Taiwan Craft Research Institute to exhibit works such as "Lotus Ecological Scenery" at the "Taitung Local Crafts Exhibition" in the Presidential Office. 2004: Featured in the "Arts and Humanities Corridor - Xie Zhong-Ren Jade Carving Exhibition" on National Education Radio from March to June. Received an award for "Dream of Craftsmanship" at the 12th Taiwan Craft Design Competition. Held a solo exhibition at the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall from October to January 2005. 2005: Invited to exhibit his indigenous carving work "Taiwanese Snack - Braised Pork Rice" at the National Taiwan Museum. Participated in the "Face of Sherlock Holmes Exhibition" with the National Museum of the Czech Republic from June to September. Established the "Yu Ning Shi" brand and opened a counter in department stores. Exhibited in the "Craftsmanship Masters" exhibition at Pacific Sogo Department Store in mid-December. 2007: Invited to participate in the "Craftsmanship Zero Distance - Application of Living Crafts Exhibition" at the Executive Yuan Art Gallery, organized by the National Taiwan Craft Research Institute. 2008: His work "Japanese-style握り寿司" (Nigiri Sushi) was selected for the "Taiwan Craft Competition" at the National Taiwan Craft Research Institute. 2012: His work "Half Thought" received an honorable mention in the traditional craft category at the "Taiwan Craft Competition," organized by the Ministry of Culture and the National Taiwan Craft Research Institute's Research and Development Center. His work "Quiet Mountain Landscape" received an honorable mention in the craft category at the 21st Nanying Awards in Tainan City. 2013: Invited to exhibit in the "Cross-Strait Jade Carving Exchange Masters" exhibition at the Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall, showcasing his work in the Taiwanese Jade Carving Masters section. 2016: Invited by the National Taiwan Craft Research and Development Center to exhibit three works – "Japanese-style握り寿司," "Handmade Mochi," and "Leaping Moment" – at the Presidential Office Art Gallery's "Gathering Around the Stove - Sustainable Craftsmanship Exhibition." 2017: His work "Withered Lotus Spring" received an honorable mention at the Taoyuan Arts Exhibition. 2018: Held a solo exhibition, "Xie Zhong-Ren's 30 Years of Jade Carving - Continuation of Culture," at the Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall. 2019: Invited by the National Taiwan Craft Research and Development Center to exhibit his work "Auspicious Dragon Offering" at the Presidential Office Art Gallery's "Feast · Happiness" exhibition from January to June. 2020: Featured in the "Joyful Heart, Shining Art - Taiwan Craft Development Association Boutique Exhibition," held jointly at the Hsinchu County Cultural Affairs Bureau from July 29 to August 16, 2020, and at the Taipei Contemporary Craft Design Branch of the National Taiwan Craft Research and Development Center from October 6, 2020, to February 28, 2021. 2021: His work "Japanese-style握り寿司" was exhibited at the "Creative Regeneration Green Craftsmanship" exhibition, organized by the National Taiwan Craft Research and Development Center in October-November. His work "Handmade Mochi" was selected for the 2021 Taiwan Craft Competition and toured at the Taipei Contemporary Craft Design Branch of the National Taiwan Craft Research and Development Center, Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Xinyi Store, Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Tainan Ximen Store, and Taichung Store. **Important Notes** ※ Product photos may exhibit color differences due to variations in screen displays. The actual color of the product received will be the standard. ※ Each piece is hand-carved, and dimensions may vary slightly. Natural jade and stones possess inherent characteristics such as natural grain, inclusions, crystalline structures, or cloud-like patterns and slight color variations, all of which are normal. Each piece is unique in its composition and color; the received item will be the standard. __※ If you have any questions about the product, please contact us before purchasing. As each jade piece is meticulously handcrafted through complex procedures, we kindly ask you to review the product photos and notes carefully before confirming your order. Detailed communication prior to purchase can save considerable effort, expense, and time related to refunds and exchanges. Thank you for your understanding. __ ※ Respect for Intellectual Property Rights ※ This artwork, including its photographs, is protected by copyright. Unauthorized imitation, reproduction, broadcasting, resale, or any other infringement of creative rights will be pursued to the fullest extent of the law. Please refrain from any illegal actions.