Chinese Carvings

Emanating a quiet power and an uncanny presence, the Hongshan Opal – Shamanistic Seated Figures are spectral emissaries from another realm — luminous beings frozen in prayer, trance, or communion. Inspired by sacred relics from the Hongshan culture (circa 4700–2900 BCE) and carved from ethereal opalescent crystal, each figure seems to hum with a soft, interior light — as if holding knowledge too old and vast for words.

These beings do not resemble humans in any ordinary sense. Their elongated forms, stylized limbs, and cosmic eyes evoke the essence of interdimensional shamans, possibly once believed to be sky travelers, ancestral spirits, or star-born guides. They radiate a presence that is ancient, calm, and profoundly otherworldly.

Use them as altar anchors, guardians of ceremonial space, or visioning companions. Each variant channels a different energetic frequency and archetype — inviting deep contemplation and spiritual dialogue.

Choose from the following: 

Pale Echo: Whisperer of the Viel

Spirit Bloom: The Flowering Soul

Starwatcher: Eyes turned skyward

Deep Seer: Witness of Inner Truth

Lumenroot: The Anchored Mystic

Silent Flame: The fire within stillness

Echoform: The shamanic double

Cloud: The softened edge of presence

Shadow: Guardian of the threshold

Opal Warden: Guardian beyond time

Step into the ceremonial heart of Neolithic China with the Hongshan Crystal Carved Shaman-Figure — a radiant embodiment of the mystic archetype that once bridged the worlds of earth and sky. Inspired by rare jade carvings from the Hongshan culture (circa 4700–2900 BCE), this figure is more than sculpture — it is a spiritual artifact echoing with ancestral resonance.

Masterfully carved from translucent crystal, this figure captures the essence of the Hongshan shaman: a cloaked, upright form with stylized limbs and a potent stillness, seated or standing in meditative poise. Eyes wide or gently closed, the figure invokes the role of the ancient intermediary — the one who walked between realms to heal, guide, and speak with the spirits.

Whether placed on an altar, carried as a talisman, or held during ceremony, the Shaman-Figure becomes a vessel for intention, invocation, and inner vision.

Choose from the following:

Dreamwatcher: Shaman of the Hidden Realms

Skycaller: Shaman of the Upper Realms

Rootkeeper: Shaman of Earth & Ancestry

Flamebearer: Shaman of Transformation & Will

Tidewalker: Shaman of Emotions & Flow

Vielpiercer: Shaman of Divination & Sight

Stonesinger: Shaman of Ritual & Sound

Hollowlight: Shaman of Silence & Mystery

Whispers of an ancient lineage echo through these Hongshan Embryo Dragon Talismans, masterfully carved from luminous clear ice opal. Inspired by the zoomorphic carvings of the Neolithic Hongshan culture, each piece depicts a coiled embryonic dragon — a primordial form of celestial power, suspended in a moment of mythic birth.

These clear opals shimmer like frozen breath, capturing the moment of emergence between spirit and matter. The Embryo Dragon was believed to guard the threshold between worlds — not yet fully formed, yet already divine — making these talismans potent allies in transformation, protection, and ancestral connection.

Each dragon type channels a unique elemental or archetypal force, offering specific guidance to those who carry them. Choose from the following:

Dawncoil: Dragon of Emergence & Illumination

Tidecoil: Dragon of Flow & Adaptation

Stormcoil: Dragon of Lightning & Transformation

Rootcoil: Dragon of Earth & Endurance

Starcoil: Dragon of Insight & Vision

Voidcoil: Dragon of Silence & Becoming

Steeped in the mystical legacy of China’s Neolithic past, the Hongshan Crystal Carved Dragons are a rare convergence of prehistoric wisdom and luminous mineral beauty. These crystal talismans are inspired by the Hongshan culture (circa 4700–2900 BCE), one of the earliest to depict the dragon — not as a fearsome beast, but as a revered sky spirit and cosmic intermediary.

Each carving in this collection is sculpted from radiant crystal, ranging from water-clear to subtly veiled translucence, and expresses one of two sacred forms:

• Classic Hongshan Sky Dragons: elongated, open-form serpentine figures with arched necks and curled tails — symbols of sky, breath, and the flow of spirit.

• Embryo Dragon Guardians: coiled and compact, these talismans represent the prenatal dragon spirit, rich in potential and shrouded in mystery.

Choose from the following:

Skyborn: The Dragon of Upper Realms

Windweaver: The Messenger Between Worlds

Dusksworn: The Twilight Bridgekeeper

Earthwake: The Grounded Serpent

Rainbearer: The Dragon of Renewal

Ancestor's Coil: The Spirit Lineage Dragon

Wombcoil: The Womb of All Creation

Lightcoil: The Quickening Spark 

Step into the radiance of legend and stone with the Hongshan Crystal Carved Apollo Sun God — a brilliant fusion of prehistoric form and divine archetype. Carved from luminous crystal in homage to the Hongshan culture (circa 4700–2900 BCE), these figures echo the ancient practice of embodying celestial forces in ritual sculpture.

Though the name Apollo evokes the classical solar deity of music, prophecy, and healing, this form transcends cultural boundaries — representing the primordial Sun Spirit, a radiant guide through cycles of light, clarity, and creation. With serene facial features, stylized headdresses, and upright posture, each figure radiates solar dignity and focused power. 

Choose from the following: 

Solstice Flame: The Unyielding Sun

First Light: The Herald of Beginnings

Lightbringer: The Illuminator of Truth

Goldtongue: The Poet & Oracle

Eclipse Eye: The Vieled Sun

Emberroot: The Sun Beneath the Horizon

Step into the sacred geometry of ancient China with the Hongshan Jade Bi Disk — a timeless artifact of spiritual elegance and ceremonial purpose. Originating from the Hongshan culture (circa 4700–2900 BCE), the Bi disk is one of the oldest and most enigmatic symbols in Chinese jade artistry, traditionally associated with heaven, spirit, and the cosmic order.

Carved from solid jade — the "stone of heaven" — this Bi disk features a smooth circular form with a central hole, representing the sky, the infinite, and the soul’s journey through realms seen and unseen. In Hongshan tradition, such disks were believed to act as celestial portals, ritual tools, and ancestral offerings, often buried with the dead to ensure passage into the spirit world.

This piece is not merely decorative — it is an object of power and stillness, ideal for those who seek to align with ancestral wisdom, balance, and timeless cycles.

Regal in presence and quietly commanding, the Hongshan Jade Prince Figure Pendant is a powerful emblem of ancestral wisdom, spiritual authority, and elevated presence. Inspired by the Neolithic Hongshan culture (circa 4700–2900 BCE) — one of China’s earliest civilizations known for its highly stylized jade figures — this pendant represents a noble or princely form, seated or standing with composed strength.

Carved from genuine jade, the “stone of heaven,” this pendant channels the essence of a spiritual sovereign — a figure not defined by earthly conquest, but by inner clarity, ancestral lineage, and sacred responsibility. Its form is minimalist yet profound, evoking an otherworldly stillness and the quiet dignity of one who carries ancient knowing.

Wear it as a protective amulet, a reminder of your spiritual inheritance, or a daily touchstone of integrity and leadership.