Carvings & Statues

A beauty in any culture! This carved Phoenix disc is attributed to similar ones from the Zhou Dynasty, c 1046–256 BCE. Learn More

This mysterious carving is said to represent the head of a shaman, possibly from the Hongshan culture. A large and heavy piece, it was likely used to call in the spirits. Learn More

A fanciful carving resembling a sea dragon or possibly another creature or creatures. The ox nose hole at the top of the piece as photographed, is believed to have allowed for the attachment of the pendant to a garment. Learn More

Our large Bat-Eared shaman sits meditatively looking eeriely like an alien. Carving is of dyed sunset orange turquoise. Learn More

Carving in the shape of a coiled creature with the rounded horn and bulging eyes reminiscent of the Neolithic period Hongshan culture c. 3500-3000 BCE. Note the ox nose hole believed by scholars to allow for the pendant to be attached to a garment. China. Learn More

Looking like an alien, this large carving of sunset orange turquoise is dyed. The figure sits in a meditative position. Learn More

This fascinating stone carving bears a Hong Shan dragon and bird facing each other nose to nose on one side and a pig dragon on the back of a water dragon's tail. Learn More

Our curious bi stone depicts a carving of a C dragon with a horned human figure. Learn More

Quaint Chinese carving said to represent a shaman figure, typical of the Hongshan culture. Learn More