White Hetian Jade Plaque: Imperial Consort After Bathing, 166.6 g

No. This individual piece has already been collected and remains online as a reference. You can ask Yufu Jade to look for a similar material, form or carving subject; any new piece is documented and quoted separately.

An imperial lady appears beside a bathing vessel within a straight-sided narrative panel. Hanging and architectural details fill the upper field, while curved foreground lines guide attention to the central figure. Compare the outer profile in the full view with the smaller carved details in the close-ups. An angled view helps separate changes in surface depth from differences caused by lighting. Photographs are useful for studying the composition, but do not establish the maker, the tools used or a workmanship grade.

The listed dimensions are 89.5 x 52.6 mm, approximately 3.52 x 2.07 in. Compare these measurements with a ruler to judge the scale. Listed weight: 166.6 g. Confirm the suspension opening and any included cord or fittings.

Scenes of ladies at leisure belong to a long tradition in Chinese painting and decorative art. Dress, furnishings and garden details establish the setting; the scene should not be treated as a portrait of a named historical woman without further evidence. Read this as the traditional subject of the carving, rather than a statement about its age, maker or a promised effect on the owner.