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Material: Jade

Size: 2x1.5x4.6cm

Symbolic Benefits:
Warding off evil ｜ Dispelling negative energy ｜ Protecting home and owner ｜ Calming the mind ｜ Nurturing and harmonizing one’s aura

This small decorative piece is meticulously carved from fine Hetian jade pebble material. The jade is smooth, warm, and finely textured with a rich, oily luster, retaining its natural pebble skin, which enhances its rustic vitality. The Xiaotian Dog is rendered with a fierce and dignified expression, clear and powerful features, symbolizing the suppression of malevolent forces and the protection of peace and safety for its owner.

In traditional culture, the Xiaotian Dog represents loyalty, righteousness, and divine power. It is believed to discern good from evil and devour negative entities, making it a powerful talisman for warding off evil and safeguarding the wearer or space. Whether placed on a desk, in a study, or held for personal appreciation, it serves not only as a feng shui guardian but also as a source of inner calm through the gentle, nourishing quality of jade.

Small in size yet profound in meaning, this piece combines collectible value, tactile enjoyment, and auspicious symbolism.

Blessed by Grandmaster Dejin Bodhi, it is offered with the wish that those destined to receive it may turn misfortune into good fortune, calm the spirit, gather positive energy, maintain inner peace, and remain undisturbed by external influences.

Material: Jade

Dimensions: 2.8 x 2.3 x 4.8 cm

This exquisite carving of a Turning Monkey is made of fine Hetian jade, prized for its smooth, warm texture and gentle, understated luster—hallmarks of jade from the early Ming period. The monkey is shown turning its head back, with natural and fluid movement. The rounded, elegant lines balance realism and decorative beauty, reflecting the high level of craftsmanship of the time.

In Chinese culture, the word for “monkey” (hou) is a homophone for “marquis” (hou), symbolizing promotion, nobility, and success in official rank. The turning-back pose suggests a change of fortune and a favorable turn in one’s career, conveying the auspicious wish for “being granted a noble title and rising in rank.” Such imagery was especially cherished by scholars and officials as a symbol of ambition and achievement.

Compact yet full of vitality, this jade piece is ideal both for appreciation and as a meaningful collectible. It embodies artistic refinement, auspicious symbolism, and historical value, making it a distinguished example of early Ming jade carving.

Material: Jade

Specifications: L12.2cm(±3%)

Carved from fine celadon jade, this staff head has a smooth, lustrous texture and a soft gray-green tone, with areas of natural brown patina that lend it an antique charm. The finial is sculpted in the round as a Jiu Bird, a creature revered in ancient China for its gentle nature and auspicious symbolism. The bird features a slightly hooked beak, round eyes, and a long crest flowing backward from the crown. Its wings lie close to the plump body, and both the feathers and tail are finely incised with delicate lines. The tail curls slightly upward, creating a sense of vitality and grace. A round mortise opening beneath allows it to fit onto the shaft of a staff. Compact and refined, the piece radiates warmth and quiet elegance.

The tradition of the Jiu Bird-topped staff (jiu zhang) originated from the “tooth-staff” (chizhang) system of the Zhou dynasty. The bird-form ornament likely evolved from ancient bird-totem worship. Since the pre-Qin era, such staffs symbolized respect, longevity, and virtuous seniority. By the Han dynasty, they had become marks of imperial favor for elders. The Book of the Later Han – Treatise on Rituals records:

In this context, the Jiu Bird embodies longevity, serenity, and auspicious well-being.

This jade staff head exemplifies the superb craftsmanship of Qing-dynasty jade carving and conveys the traditional Chinese reverence for age and virtue. It stands as an artwork of both artistic refinement and profound cultural significance.

Material:

Size: 5.8 x 3.5 x 2.4 cm

Approximately 200 years old

This jade belt buckle is exquisitely carved from Hetian white jade, approximately 200 years old. The dragon turns its head while the phoenix follows, symbolizing auspiciousness and prosperity.
Jade belts reached their peak during the Ming Dynasty, and by the Qing Dynasty they gradually became decorative items and symbols of status. This piece served as a luxurious belt accessory for high-ranking Qing officials.
The buckle is composed of interlocking square jade plaques, featuring finely detailed high-relief carving, and a smooth, rounded oval knob, demonstrating meticulous craftsmanship.
Jade belt hooks have a long history, originating from the Liangzhu culture, and reached the artistic pinnacle of decorative and collectible use by the Ming and Qing Dynasties.

This antique jade has received the compassionate blessing of Grandmaster JinBodhi, bringing auspiciousness, protection from misfortune, resolution of difficulties, enhanced inspiration, marital harmony, and family prosperity.

Material: Jade

Size: 10x1.8x2.2cm

Hetian white jade is a precious gemstone with a long and distinguished history, celebrated for its fine texture and gentle, lustrous sheen.

It is traditionally believed to dispel negative energy and safeguard peace and good fortune. The stone is said to balance the body’s yin and yang, regulate vital energy and blood circulation, nourish the heart and lungs, and strengthen the immune system. Compared to the cool, translucent beauty of jadeite, Hetian jade is known for its warmth and vitality — when held, it feels soothing rather than cold, making it suitable even for those with a delicate constitution.

This piece is carved in an elegant curved form, hewn from a large block of jade with remarkable craftsmanship and substance. The jade bears a time-worn patina of ancient simplicity and grace, and is estimated to be at least 350 years old.

Since antiquity, jade has been revered as a spiritual and protective stone — a talisman that wards off evil, harmonizes energy, and attracts auspicious blessings to its wearer. The tiger motif further symbolizes strength, courage, and the power to overcome adversity.

This particular piece has received the compassionate blessing of Grandmaster Jin Bodhi, bestowing upon the bearer peace, protection, and good fortune. It is believed to dispel obstacles and negative influences, enhance confidence and vitality, and bring serenity, wisdom, and spiritual fulfillment.

Material:Jade

Size: W2xH5cm(±3%)

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Jadeite belongs to the category of hard jade in the world of jade and is known as the "king of jade". "Fei" refers to the color red and "cui" refers to the color green. Although jadeite is called "jadeite", it comes in a wide variety of colors, each with its own unique characteristics.

Regular wearing of jadeite can make it even more translucent, and sometimes even subtle changes can occur in its base color, as if it has been "activated" by being worn. If it is worn constantly and never removed, the jadeite will become even more spiritual and resonate more strongly with the wearer, not only bringing protection from disasters and evil, but also promoting good health, safety, prosperity, and good luck.

Material:Jade

Size:Width: 11 mm Thickness: 11 mm

Inner diameter: 57mm 

Jadeite belongs to the category of hard jade in the world of jade and is known as the "king of jade". "Fei" refers to the color red and "cui" refers to the color green. Although jadeite is called "jadeite", it comes in a wide variety of colors, each with its own unique characteristics.

Regular wearing of jadeite can make it even more translucent, and sometimes even subtle changes can occur in its base color, as if it has been "activated" by being worn. If it is worn constantly and never removed, the jadeite will become even more spiritual and resonate more strongly with the wearer, not only bringing protection from disasters and evil, but also promoting good health, safety, prosperity, and good luck.

Material:Jade

Size:Width: 18 mm Thickness: 8 mm

Inner diameter: 57mm 

Jadeite belongs to the category of hard jade in the world of jade and is known as the "king of jade". "Fei" refers to the color red and "cui" refers to the color green. Although jadeite is called "jadeite", it comes in a wide variety of colors, each with its own unique characteristics.

Regular wearing of jadeite can make it even more translucent, and sometimes even subtle changes can occur in its base color, as if it has been "activated" by being worn. If it is worn constantly and never removed, the jadeite will become even more spiritual and resonate more strongly with the wearer, not only bringing protection from disasters and evil, but also promoting good health, safety, prosperity, and good luck.

Material:Jade

Size: 5 cm (W) × 5.5 cm (H)

This jadeite Guanyin pendant depicts the Great Compassionate Avalokiteshvara Bodhisattva, who vows to protect all beings from the Seven Dangers: fire, water, swords, wind, ghosts, imprisonment, and thieves.

Blessed by Grandmaster JinBodhi, this pendant is a sacred amulet for dispelling misfortune. Those who are fortunate enough to wear it receive the compassionate protection of Avalokiteshvara, which can ward off evil, safeguard the body, attract blessings, and transform one’s destiny. It brings peace of mind, safety, prosperity, and the fulfillment of both merit and wisdom.