IMPORTANT COLLECTION HONG KONG TOMMY LAM - ASIAN ART
White jade pendant "Rabbit", Qing dynasty, Qianlong
Awarded For. 3.400 €
Lot 41.
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Description.
Pure white Hetian jade pendant carved in the shape of a rabbit. The animal is lying on all four legs. The head faces forward and the tail is tucked between the hind legs. The details such as the legs and the face are outstanding for their good representation. In very good condition.
The rabbit is an animal that occupies the fourth place in the Chinese zodiac and to which are attributed qualities such as: tranquillity, gentleness, caution and fortune. It also portends a bright future and self-improvement. The word rabbit is loved by people because it is considered beautiful and festive.
Provenance: Important collection of Tommy Lam, Hong Kong, from 1980.
Size: 4.8 x 3.6 x 8.6 cm; Weight: 244 g
