Hongshan Culture Jade Owl
c. 4700–2900 BCE, Northeastern China
Carved in nephrite jade, this abstract owl figure displays incised lines and circular motifs highlighting wings and body. The mottled surface with mineral alterations reflects its age and authenticity. Owls were powerful symbols in Hongshan culture, often linked to protection and shamanic practices.
Hongshan Culture Jade Owl c. 4700–2900 BCE, Northeastern China
Hongshan Jade Owl
A finely carved jade owl from the Hongshan culture (c. 4700–2900 BCE). The piece shows graceful incised details and a smooth, time-worn surface with natural mineral tones. In Hongshan tradition, owls symbolized wisdom, protection, and spiritual power. A striking piece that connects art, history, and ancient belief.
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Hongshan Culture Jade Owl c. 4700–2900 BCE, Northeastern China
Hongshan Jade Owl
A finely carved jade owl from the Hongshan culture (c. 4700–2900 BCE). The piece shows graceful incised details and a smooth, time-worn surface with natural mineral tones. In Hongshan tradition, owls symbolized wisdom, protection, and spiritual power. A striking piece that connects art, history, and ancient belief.
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