Height:5.4cm(2.13in)Width:4.8cm(1.89in)Weight:20g(0.044lb)Han Dynasty coiled dragon jade pendant. Carved from Hetian jade, the surface is covered with yellowish-brown ancient patina. It is shaped as a C-shaped coiled dragon with raised dragon head, the body curves into a ring, head and tail facing each other, openwork carving with smooth and graceful silhouette. Simple incised lines decorate the body with primitive cutting style. The jade is evenly polished with thick aged patina. As noble jade ornament in Han dynasty, dragon symbolizes auspiciousness. It is a classic jade artifact of Han period, possessing important historical and artistic value.

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