A tall irregular jade slab carries a dense Buddhist composition of seated figures, pavilions and layered architectural details. Most of the photographed face has orange-red skin, with a contrasting pale area along one side. A substantial carved stand supports the work in the overall view. At 390 x 280 mm and 2,500 g as listed, this piece needs more display space than the compact pebble carvings.
Details Yufu Jade confirms before you order
Material and any available testing
Height, width, depth and weight
Carving subject and whether a stand is included
Front, side, rear, base and detail photographs
The meaning behind this piece
Ji Le Shi Jie means the Land of Ultimate Bliss, commonly referring to Amitabha's Pure Land in Chinese Buddhism. Pure Land is a concise English title for that religious theme.
Size and display
The listed measurements are 390 x 280 mm, approximately 15.35 x 11.02 inches. The measurement axes and third dimension are not specified. Confirm the full dimensions and the space required by any stand. Listed weight: 2,500 g (approximately 88.18 oz).
Keeping this piece at its best
Support the main body with both hands when lifting; avoid pressure on projecting details.
Display on a stable padded base away from edges and accidental impacts.
Remove dust with a soft brush or cloth. Wipe gently with a lightly dampened cloth and dry.
Avoid abrasive chemicals, steam, ultrasonic cleaners and sudden temperature changes. Store separately in a padded box.
Before ordering YJ-SCULPTURE-053, ask whether a laboratory report is available for this exact piece. Request a readable copy showing the issuing laboratory, report number, item photograph, measurements and the scope of the conclusion. Verify the number through the laboratory's own official service and compare the report details with the actual item.
Use the central evidence guide to understand what a report can establish, how to verify its issuer and which current-condition views to request.
Ji Le Shi Jie means the Land of Ultimate Bliss, commonly referring to Amitabha's Pure Land in Chinese Buddhism. Pure Land is a concise English title for that religious theme.
How much display space does it need?
The listed measurements are 390 x 280 mm, approximately 15.35 x 11.02 inches. The measurement axes and third dimension are not specified. Confirm the full dimensions and the space required by any stand. Listed weight: 2,500 g (approximately 88.18 oz).
Is a stand included?
Stand inclusion is not specified. Ask for the supplied support, its footprint and photographs showing how the piece rests.
