The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16

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JOURNEYS lasting three and four month.
- arrive ~ N" yuarrts- and the NO..
~ taking out the Iad. blocks ~ Peculiarly
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STONE
The Venetian collector threw on
screen some Chinese draWlng~ represent
Ing The various stages ~ wOrS boo 20
du.iug IN" rough blocks ~ stone to tho
delicate tr1cery ~ IN" amulet or the Snu0
both" only primitive instruments are
used and the reduction % N" Jade %
art forms, with tho polishing and the
smoothing 81 the lines. - a matter -
tnfinIt" patienCe. b" said
Tn" lad" ~ a. hard a. quartz and the
only wav that u can b." made TO vield 70
~" hrldary : tools - by the Use Of pow
ti.rvi -tpu" of a superior hardn,s-,
Even ruby dust - Spriukl"d ON the drill
for the more d"li'dts work ~ carving
and u Diamond pointed drill must gouge
out the stone from the Inte-Stires Of the
more intricate patterns. The foot treac
- the only motive power and steadv
Of perfect work
The general impression in the Western
world i hat Jade L. invariably green bat
this idea. Count PeCorIni pointed out. =
built on the CirClmst anCe ~
the green iade'- being the commences
form and the one most readily procured
bv visitors and merchants in China A. a
matter 81 fact Jade j. found i'm every color
~ the -fseCt rum. deep red. ame' hy-t. pure
white arnbsr colored and Jet black
IN" most highly priz..d Is the pure white.
"A wonderful semi-transhcent. glowinG
white The yellow Jade Is peculiarly thu
Emp"rur- color Most Of the red Jade
now prncIrable is red only by acCiden',
jad" ornaments which have lain for cen
iurios in tnmbs a. votive offerings 10 tha
spirits II the dead acquire a blood color
hv slow oNidiEation and these relics Of the
omh are almost priceless in China N"
lecturer said.
\ peculiar standard 81 excellence has
becn 49, in the jade cutters art vi.
carved lines must all give the effeCr q
fai just losing its share at the melting
point. No sharp angles or clear ha-rp-
liefs are Permissible. The PECULIAR lI-'ra
Il the jade lends itself hest 20 this in-
of outline. Count PecurIni
said. The Chinese art lover wants ~
rarrss his jade ornaments: he feels a cct-
ain jov in having his fingers PLAYING over
he softly modulated outlines Of the cary
InEs
Il the Chinese Emperors and sage=
have sst it down in their memoirs thar
there il no music like that Of the iada
when struck IL il crystal pure Further
more. one who wears "A Jade ornament
which will give out it's tinkling as he walks
takes joy In the sens" 81 distinc'iun
which the noise emphasizes.
Jade has been euloRized by philosophers
and sung o. 10y poets because ~ ths
perfection II human virtues which q
iypifa- BY its hardness il repre-'ut-
81 virtue; it, durability =
% immortality; its ig-'re
acquired only after diliRent polishing.
indicates the perfection IL wisdom With
roms- with laborious study.
There - not "A line In the carved JADE
that does not have it, significance The
tone j. made "A vehicle for the expression
Il thought no less dignifed than he
rigid form q the classical verse fy"-v
plant or animal a car
ing under the lapidary's tool il ~"'t-
phor in stone
Some 81 the symbols in the car rgs
spring from the very sources ~ ts.r"-"
literature. These are the swas'iSi '.s
universal emblem ~ good luck '.H
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