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Jade, Stone & Seals · TT204

Display Jade Carvings

Display carvings: jade mountains, vats

9treasures

6dynasties

7institutions

Han

2 treasures

202 BCE – 220 CE

Western Han dynasty · Display Jade Carvings

Horn-shaped Jade CupA drinking horn carved from one piece of jadeNanyue King MuseumTE10135 Eastern Han dynasty · Display Jade Carvings

Openwork Jade Screen with Dongwanggong and XiwangmuThe most complete Han jade table screenDingzhou MuseumTE10136

Jin

1 treasures

265–420

Western Jin dynasty · Display Jade Carvings

Jade Zun with Mythical BeastsA Han-style jade vessel in a Jin general's tombHunan MuseumTE10133

Tang

1 treasures

618–907

Tang dynasty · Gems & Precious Stones

Agate Rhyton with Animal HeadAn agate drinking horn in Silk Road fashionShaanxi History MuseumTE10020

Song

1 treasures

960–1279

Song, Liao or Jin dynasty · Display Jade Carvings

Openwork Jade Plate with DragonA dragon winding through an openwork jade plateNational Palace MuseumTE10132

Yuan

1 treasures

1260–1368

Yuan dynasty, 1265 · Display Jade Carvings

Dushan Great Jade UrnKublai Khan's great jade wine seaRound City, Beihai ParkTE10131

Qing

3 treasures

1636–1912

Qing dynasty, Qianlong reign · Display Jade Carvings

Jade Mountain of Yu Taming the FloodThe largest carved jade mountain in ChinaPalace MuseumTE10130 Late Qing dynasty · Display Jade Carvings

Jadeite CabbageThe cabbage everyone comes to seeNational Palace MuseumTE10134 Qing dynasty · Gems & Precious Stones

Meat-shaped StoneThe pork belly you cannot eatNational Palace MuseumTE10138