Wang Wenwei, Lu Ren, Yin Zuowei. Research on Features and Applications of Jadeite Jewelry and Product in Tengchong, China[J]. Journal of Gems & Gemmology , 2023, 25(1): 81-88. doi: 10.15964/j.cnki.027jgg.2023.01.011
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Wang Wenwei, Lu Ren, Yin Zuowei. Research on Features and Applications of Jadeite Jewelry and Product in Tengchong, China[J]. Journal of Gems & Gemmology , 2023, 25(1): 81-88. doi: 10.15964/j.cnki.027jgg.2023.01.011
Wang Wenwei, Lu Ren, Yin Zuowei. Research on Features and Applications of Jadeite Jewelry and Product in Tengchong, China[J]. Journal of Gems & Gemmology , 2023, 25(1): 81-88. doi: 10.15964/j.cnki.027jgg.2023.01.011
Citation:
Wang Wenwei, Lu Ren, Yin Zuowei. Research on Features and Applications of Jadeite Jewelry and Product in Tengchong, China[J]. Journal of Gems & Gemmology , 2023, 25(1): 81-88. doi: 10.15964/j.cnki.027jgg.2023.01.011
Tengchong, an ancient border town located in southwest China, has more than 500 years of history in the trading and processing of jadeite. It is an important distribution center for jadeite and the birthplace of China's jadeite culture. Tengchong has three key advantages: location, culture and history, and is able to integrate local culture to form the unique style of "Yunnan Jade Carving". This article combines physical objects with related results of previous studies, based on the different usage and functions of jadeite jewelry and products in Tengchong, in order to analyze and summarize their classification and application. The four aspects of pattern, material, colour and technique are also been analyzed, as well as the linguistic features of jadeite jewelry and products in Tengchong, with the hope of providing ideas and references for the creation of modern jadeite jewelry.
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Figure 2. Ear accessories: (a)Jadeite Ruyi earrings from Tengchong Jadeite Museum; (b)Jadeite willow-leaf eardrops from Tengchong Jadeite Museum; (c)Jadeite ear discs from Tengchong Jadeite Museum
Figure 3. Jadeite hanging accessories from Tengchong Jadeite Museum: (a)Jadeite hanging accessory carved with cloud and dragon; (b)Jadeite hanging accessory composed of yellow, white and green jadeite sundries, silver ornaments and silver chains
Figure 4. Return on a Snowy Night by Shuming Yang, master of jade and stone carving, Tengchong, China
Figure 5. Jadeite thumb ring(a) and rings(b) from Tengchong Jadeite Museum
Figure 6. Jadeite bracelet from Tengchong Jadeite Museum
Figure 7. Guanyin of the South China Sea ornament by Shuming Yang, master of jade and stone carving, Tengchong, China, gold prize at the second "Baihua Award"
Figure 8. Pilgrimage by Zhiping Fang, master of jade and stone carving, Tengchong, China, gold prize at China's Jade and Stone Carving Awards
Figure 9. Jadeite hat ornaments from Tengchong Jadeite Museum
Figure 10. Jadeite buttons from Tengchong Jadeite Museum: (a)Jadeite buttons with metal; (b)Round-headed jadeite buttons; (c)Jadeite concave buttons; (d)Jadeite buttons with multiple holes
Figure 11. Ice Heart Pot by Ru Yang, chief technician of Yunnan talent "ten thousand talents plan", Tengchong, China
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