Japan Signed Lantian Jade Landscape Stone

325,00

Museum Quality Artifacts
Exceptional Estate Sale (Private Collection)
Japan Authentic late 19th Century

Lantian Jade Landscape Stone | Signed by the artist

Used in the art of Fusui (Japanese Feng Shui also called Kanji/Kanso)

✓ Size: 185 x 150 x 16 mm
✓ Weight: 1.95 Lb (0,890 Kg)

Unique & excellent artifact
Comes with its original wooden base
Very well preserved for its age (over 150 years old !!)

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Japan Signed Lantian Jade Landscape Stone – Fusui (Japanese Feng Shui) 19th C

Museum Quality Artifacts
Exceptional Estate Sale (Private Collection)
Japan Authentic late 19th Century

Lantian Jade Landscape Stone | Signed by the artist

Used in the art of Fusui (Japanese Feng Shui also called Kanji/Kanso)

✓ Size: 185 x 150 x 16 mm
✓ Weight: 1.95 Lb (0,890 Kg)

Unique & excellent artifact
Comes with its original wooden base
Very well preserved for its age (over 150 years old !!)

Info on Fusui

In Japan, Feng Shui is called Fusui and has had a long history and wielded considerable influence from ancient to contemporary times. Like other practices that incorporate the five Chinese elements in Japan, such as traditional Japanese medicine, the art of Fusui has had limited exposure outside the country.

From its beginning Fusui has been inseparable from yin yang dualism and the Five Elements/Phases theory, the basic Chinese doctrine that all things and events are product of Yin (vital energy of the earth) and Yang (vital energy of the heavens).

Yin and Yang interact to produce the five elements or phases/agents: metal, water, wood, fire and earth. As such Fusui is all about harmonising yourself with your surrounding environment.

Info on Lantian Jade

Lantian Jade carving is native to Lantian county, Shaanxi province, which is celebrated at all times and all over the world for its long history, fine engraving and the beautiful ornamental mould.
Lantian Jade is known for its light green to pale yellow color and was primarily used by sculptors and painters up to the Edo Period.