Pendant, Shaped Pendant - Cross, Hua Qing Seed Burmese Jade

Yu Ning Shi, a Taiwanese jade carving craftsmanship brand, meticulously hand-carves natural jade stones, ensuring each piece is one-of-a-kind. Master Hsieh Chung-Jen, a Taiwanese jade carving artisan with over thirty years of experience, creates exquisitely detailed carvings. He skillfully incorporates the stone's natural textures and colors, resulting in designs that are both dynamic and lively. Jewelry designer Penny Huang combines jade, pearls, crystals, and various other natural gemstones with handcrafted elements like silver and jade threads. This fusion results in exquisitely crafted, versatile jewelry suitable for any occasion. Natural gemstones are durable, easy to maintain, and come in a diverse range of styles, frequently updated and highly favored by fans. **Shaped Pendant Series** Geometric and linear designs featuring jade ornaments of various sizes. These pieces are a subtle yet distinctive touch, perfect for both work and leisure. Suitable for ages 5 to 45. **Pendant - Cross** Crafted from natural jade and ore, designed as a cross with diverse shapes, creating uniquely inspired cross designs. **Product Information** Material: Hua Qing Seed Burmese Jade Dimensions: Width 2.7 x Thickness 0.7 x Height 4 cm (excluding silver-plated K-gold bail) Craftsmanship: 100% Hand-carved creation Quantity: __Only One Exists!__ Packaging Includes: ◆ Certificate of Authenticity ◆ Product Gift Box ◆ Product Gift Bag **◈ This item does not include a chain. You may add a 925 sterling silver or stainless steel chain by clicking the link below. ◈** https://www.pinkoi.com/store/jadegaze?pcid=rzc7Si&tab=product // Shaped Pendants - Cross & Cross Designs // 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 Pendant Series Products // https://www.pinkoi.com/store/jadegaze?pcid=2HyqHJ&tab=product **《Jade Carving Artist》** Born in 1973, Artist Hsieh Chung-Jen hails from Fangyuan Township, Changhua County. In 1988, he began learning jade carving techniques in Taipei. In 1993, he pursued advertising design in vocational school, integrating design concepts into his work. In 1994, he established his own studio. In 2000, received an honorable mention in the craft category at the 14th South Ying Arts Exhibition for his work "Waiting for the Opportunity." In August, participated in a joint jade exhibition at the Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall. In 2001, was invited to the Hualien International Arts Festival's local creation area for live carving demonstrations. In 2002, received an award of selection at the 10th Taiwan Craft Design Competition, "Dream of Craftsmanship." Participated in a joint jade exhibition at the Hsinchu County Cultural Affairs Bureau in January. In May, participated in the Changhua County "Flowers and Trees Carnival" featuring a joint exhibition of Luoxi stone and jade carvings. From October to December, was invited by the Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Foundation for Culture and Education and the Hualien County Cultural Affairs Bureau to exhibit in the "Grand View of Stones" exhibition across department stores in northern, central, and southern Taiwan. In 2003, was invited by the National Taiwan Craft Research and Development Institute to exhibit works such as "Lotus Ecological Charm" at the Presidential Office's "Taitung Local Craft Exhibition." From March to June 2004, featured in the National Education Radio's "Arts and Culture Corridor - Hsieh Chung-Jen Jade Stone Carving Exhibition." Received an award of selection at the 12th Taiwan Craft Design Competition, "Dream of Craftsmanship." From October 2004 to January 2005, held a solo exhibition at the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall. In 2005, the National Taiwan Museum invited his indigenous carving work "Taiwanese Snacks - Braised Pork Rice." From June to September, engaged in cultural exchange with the National Museum of the Czech Republic, exhibiting in the "Faces of Sherlock Holmes Exhibition." Established the "Yu Ning Shi" brand and opened counters in department stores. In mid-December, exhibited at the Pacific Sogo Department Store's "Craftsmanship Masters" exhibition. In 2007, was invited to participate in the National Taiwan Craft Research and Development Institute's exhibition "Craftsmanship at Your Fingertips - Applications of Daily Crafts" at the Executive Yuan Gallery. In 2008, his work "Japanese-Style Nigiri Sushi" was selected for the National Taiwan Craft Research and Development Institute's "Taiwan Craft Competition." In 2012, his work "Half Thought" received an award of selection in the traditional craft category at the Ministry of Culture and National Taiwan Craft Research and Development Institute's Research and Development Center's "Taiwan Craft Competition." His work "Lin Jing Mountain Water" received an award of selection in the craft category at the 21st Tainan City "South Ying Award." In 2013, exhibited at the Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall in the "Cross-Strait Jade Carving Exchange Masters Gathering," invited to exhibit in the Taiwanese Jade Carving Master Zone. In 2016, the National Taiwan Craft Research and Development Center invited Taiwanese craft masters to exhibit at the Presidential Office Gallery in the "Gathering Around the Hearth - Sustainable Craft Exhibition," showcasing three works: "Japanese-Style Nigiri Sushi," "Handmade Small Mochi," and "The Moment of Leap." In 2017, his work "Remnant Lotus Spring" received an honorable mention at the Taoyuan City Taoyuan Art Exhibition. In 2018, held his solo exhibition "Hsieh Chung-Jen Jade Carving 30 Years - Continuation of Culture" at the Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall. From January to June 2019, the National Taiwan Craft Research and Development Center invited Taiwanese craft masters to exhibit "Auspicious Dragon Presents Auspiciousness" at the Presidential Office Gallery's "Feast · Happiness" exhibition. In 2020, "Heart's Delight, Art's Radiance - Taiwan Craft Development Association Boutique Exhibition" was jointly exhibited from July 29 to August 16, 2020, at the Hsinchu County Government Cultural Affairs Bureau, and from October 6, 2020, to February 28, 2021, at the Taipei Contemporary Craft Design Branch of the National Taiwan Craft Research and Development Institute. In October-November 2021, exhibited his work "Japanese-Style Nigiri Sushi" at the "Creative Regeneration Green Crafts" exhibition hosted by the National Taiwan Craft Research and Development Center. His work "Handmade Small 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 Institute, Xinyi Shin Kong Mitsukoshi, 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 product color will prevail. ※ Each piece is hand-carved, and dimensions may vary slightly. Natural jade and ore possess inherent textures, inclusions, crystallization, or cloud-like patterns, as well as slight color variations. These are normal occurrences, making each piece unique in its characteristics and color. The received item will be the definitive representation. __※ If you have any questions about the product, please ask before purchasing. As each jade piece is meticulously handcrafted through a complex and intricate process, please carefully review the product photos and all notes before confirming your order. Detailed communication prior to purchase can save considerable effort, expense, and time related to refunds and exchanges. Thank you. __ ※ Respect for Intellectual Property Rights ※ This artwork and its accompanying photographs are protected by copyright. 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