Jade Pig Dragon, Hongshan Culture, Hongshan Period, China

L. 2.8 cm. W. 2 cm. Weight 6 gram.

AN IMPRESSIVE AND HIGHLY POLISHED "PIG-DRAGON" OR ZHULONG Jade, China. Late Neolithic period, Hongshan culture, c.3500-2500 BC 玉猪龍 - 新石器時代&#2620

CHIKUPAI JADE PIG DRAGON, HONGSHAN CULTURE, CHINA; L. 5 cm. W. 4.2 cm. Weight 48 gram.

JADE PIG DRAGON, HONGSHAN CULTURE, CHINA; L. 10.5 cm. W. 7.5 cm. Weight 325 gram.

HEMO JADE PIG DRAGON FROM HONGSHAN CULTURE, CHINA; H. 7 cm. W. 5.5 cm. Weight 100 gram.

L:8cm W:6cm H:2.5cm Wt:164g

Width: 10cm. Height: 14cm. Weight 578 gram.

Height:5.7cmWidth:4.2cmWeight:62gFor size details ,please refer to the marks on our pictures.

Jade ‘pig dragon’ pendant,Neolithic period,Hongshan culture .Size details ,please refer to the marks on our pictures.

HE MO JADE PIG DRAGON, HONGSHAN PERIOD, CHINA; L. 10.5 cm. W. 8 cm. Weight 411 gram.

JADE PIG DRAGON, HONGSHAN PERIOD, CHINA; L:14.5cm W:10cm Wt:560g

JADE PIG DRAGON, HONGSHAN PERIOD, CHINA; L:4.7cm W:3cm Wt:32g

JADE PIG DRAGON, HONGSHAN PERIOD, CHINA L. 7.5 cm. W. 5.5 cm. Weight 111 gram.

L:455.5cm W:45cm

L:14cm W:10cm Wt:220g

L:20.5cm W:15.5cm Wt:2320g

W:8.5cm H:12cm Wt:440g

W:10.5cm H:14cm Wt:230g

L:8cm W:5.5cm Wt:237g

PROVENANCE: From Las Vegas, Nevada Private Collector. Dimensions: Length: 8 Width: 3.3cm, Height: 11.5cm Chinese Hongshan Culture Period Pig Dragon Jade. The finest jade carved in pig dragon amulet, g

A rare Chinese Hongshan jade zhulong (‘pig dragon’) A pig dragon or zhūlóng is a type of jade artifact from the Hongshan culture of neolithic China (circa 3500 - 3000 BC). Pig drago

Northeast China, Hongshan culture, Neolithic Period, ca. 3800 to 2700 BCE. A finely carved, natural crystal pig dragon on a pedestal pendant, translucent with subtle golden hues and mineral deposits h

Northeast China, Hongshan culture, Neolithic Period, ca. 3800 to 2700 BCE. Hand-carved from a piece of heavy stone, with a fascinating sparkling black surface, this is a pendant of a pig dragon, a zoo

Northeast China, Hongshan culture, Neolithic Period, ca. 3800 to 2700 BCE. An impressive carved green stone pig dragon pendant of rich olive green and golden hues with russet-colored mineral deposits