Chinese Jade Carving of a Lion with Ball Ming Dynasty (1368–1644)

Chinese Jade Carving of a Lion with Ball Ming Dynasty (1368–1644)

Ming Dynasty Jade Lion with Ball
A finely carved jade figure of a lion grasping a brocade ball, the stone of creamy-white tone with russet accents. Symbolizing strength and protection, this lively motif was highly favored in Ming decorative arts.

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Chinese Jade Carving of a Lion with Ball
Ming Dynasty (1368–1644)

An elegant jade carving depicting a recumbent lion playfully grasping a brocade ball. The mythical beast is finely modeled with a powerful body, detailed mane of tight curls, and curling tendrils that flow gracefully along its sides. The translucent stone is of a soft creamy-white tone with areas of russet suffusion. This motif, symbolizing protection, strength, and prosperity, reflects the auspicious themes popular in Ming decorative arts.