Neolithic Hongshan Culture Hetian Jade Chicken-Bone White Jade Artifact (7500–2900 BCE)

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Dimensions & Weight: Approx. 4.8 cm H × 6.9 cm W (1.9 in H × 2.7 in W, approx. 0.16 ft × 0.23 ft); Weight: 68 gCondition & Provenance: Well preserved with its natural chicken-bone white tone, mineral transformation, and aged surface characteristics developed over thousands of years. The surface displays the authentic weathered appearance associated with ancient jade artifacts. Provenance: Private Collection, New York, USADescription: This Neolithic Hongshan Culture Hetian jade artifact features a strong and elegant cylindrical form with a distinctive chicken-bone white appearance created through thousands of years of natural aging. The surface retains mineral changes and weathered textures, highlighting the unique character of prehistoric Chinese jade craftsmanship. As an important example of early Chinese jade culture, Hongshan jade continues to attract attention from museums and collectors worldwide for its historical significance, rarity, and artistic importance.

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