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Extraordinary Chinese Scholar Rock Ying Stone On Stand For Sale At For sale on 1stdibs ying stone was harvested from from guangdong province in southern china, one of the four famous types of chinese viewing stones (also known as gongshi, extraordinary chinese scholar rock ying stone on stand for sale at 1stdibs. Ying stone was harvested from from guangdong province in southern china, one of the four famous types of chinese viewing stones (also known as gongshi, meditation stone or spirit stone). ying stone is priced for its wrinkled surface full of furrows and gullies and sculptural form that tends to be thin and slender, the stone best embodies the concepts of shou (thinness) and zhou (wrinkles.
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Extraordinary Chinese Scholar Rock Ying Stone On Stand For Sale At For sale on 1stdibs the chinese scholar rock on offer here is a wonderful example of yingde stone, a less common type than lingbi or taihu. gray in color, it has an extraordinary extraordinary chinese scholar rock yingde stone on stand for sale at 1stdibs | scholar stone, a 'ying' scholar's rock price, a large overhanging ying scholar's rock. Extraordinary chinese scholar rock ying stone on stand offered by tishu on incollect. Chinese scholar rock wen stone on display stand. $7,200.00. $154.13 shipping. 14 watching. antique chinese stone carved scholar's water dropper. qing dynasty. $260.99. Qing dynasty. sold for $1,120,000 in beyond white clouds — chinese scholar’s rocks from a private collection on 2 december 2015 at christie’s in hong kong. when were they first collected, and by whom? from as early as the neolithic period — nearly 7,000 years ago — prized stones and jade have been found buried in tombs.
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