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Sale HK019 | Lot 85
Pair of Jadeite 'Elephant' Ornaments
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Lot 85
Pair of Jadeite 'Elephant' Ornaments
HK$90,000
Each jadeite of good translucency and soft apple green colour, suffused with bright emerald green patches, carved as an elephant. Accompanied by two wooden stands.
Elephants measuring approximately 53.45 x 82.70 x 38.50 and 52.00 x 76.10 x 38.20mm respectively.
AUSPICIOUS SYMBOLS OF ELEPHANT In Chinese culture, the elephant is regarded as an auspicious figure as the word for elephant in Chinese is pronounced the same as the word for “peace” and “good sign”. Strong and intelligent, the elephant is known for its gentle and reliable personalities. In Buddhism, Samantabhadra bodhisattva is depicted riding a white elephant. Elephant is thus believed to be the avatar of one of the seven stars from the Big Dipper and will bring fortunate and peaceful happenings. In feng shui, the elephant is one of the powerful symbols and is frequently used. The elephant represents protection, good luck and peace. Its body is believed to protect bearer from harm while the trunk symbolizes the sucking of good fortune and success. Entrepreneurs will put the elephant on the work desks as a feng shui practice to bring career luck and success in businesses. When placed in the office, it signifies success at work, and the potential for growth of business. Whereas placing it at the front door, it is helpful to attract people who can help you get through difficulties. It is also auspicious to place feng shui elephant at home as it brings luck and blessings to the household.
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