This single horn Pi Yao is particularly a powerful and auspicious creature of good fortune.
The Pi You is considered an infinite, unending sort of creature. It is said to have a voracious appetite that is never ending. It has an ingot on its back and with a fat body to indicate a full stomach loaded with unlimited of good fortune. This Pi Yao have a power of assisting anyone who is suffering from bad Feng Shui that is due to having offended the Grand Duke Jupiter (also called as Tai Sui). Thus, it is helpful for those who are going through a bad year according to their zodiac.
Jade has been well known to the world as the “dream stone”. It enables learning through dreams, encourages physical understanding of dreams. This jade bracelet can help emit love, courage chastity, justice and wisdom to the person who wear it and reduce negativity. Besides that, it also increases one’s ability of expression and balances the heart emotionally. In feng shui point of view, such jade pendant can heals, purifies and provides comforting energy, provides endurance and peacefulness, so may calms and bring one to a level where the body may heal itself.
Jade stone can strengthens the heart, the kidneys and the immune system of our body. It also helps purify the blood and encourages long life, it is the best gift for the elder people.
HISTORY OF JADE
European and Asian civilization are well-known for their gemstone culture. Notable cultures such as the Greek, the Roman, as well as the Chinese, used gems extensively both as barter and as symbols of wealth and status. Prior to that, prehistoric people in Europe and Asia used jade to make axes, scrapers and other miscellaneous weapons because it was found to be suitable for tough work. This was due to the extreme toughness and strength of jade. In fact, ancient European civilization mirrored the ancient Chinese civilization, although to a lesser degree, in its regard for these "stones of heaven".
Though Jade culture had existed in Ancient Europe, jade was only primarily used as tools and weapons. As the Bronze Age and the Iron Age approached, more suitable materials became available for many reasons, and the Europeans slowly abandoned the use of Jade. Interestingly enough, the Chinese culture chose to use jade for more ornamental and ritualistic purposes once the need for jade as tools declined.
The manufacture of Chinese Jade articles were already highly developed by the Shang Dynasty. (1751 B.C - 1111 B.C) By the end of the Zhou Dynasty (11th Century B.C - 222 B.C) and the beginning of the Han Dynasty (206 B.C - 220 A.D), chinese jades reached a second peak in their development. Craftsman had at their disposal , more advanced tools and efficient methods of polishing jade and created masterpieces.
Beyond maintaining its historical role, jade artistry has been further developed with creativity and skill, and remains an eternal symbol of China's magnificent civilization, a testimony to China's culture and sense of aestheticism. |
