Shoushan Stone - King of Stone

There are many types of Shoushan stone, which are divided into three series: mountain, moon, and Qishan according to the mountain ranges of the minerals. The mountain system is divided into three categories: mountain pits, field pits, and puddles; the moon ocean system is divided into two types: Furong stone and Emei stone. Shoushan Stone is mainly named after its origin, and each stone is further subdivided by the name of the cave, hue, texture, etc., such as Tianhuang, Ashfield, Kuroda, and Pak Tin; or the stone, old stone, crystal stone, frozen stone, etc. There are many. Under normal circumstances, transparent or translucent "frozen" stones and long-standing "old pits" have a higher value.

Shoushan Stone is among the most famous Shoushan Stones. It is known as the "Stone Emperor" of Tian Huangshi and the "Railstone of the Stone". It is the most precious of both. Both of them are co-named "Seal of the Stone" with Changhua Chicken Blood. Other common types include high-altitude stone, quarry stone, crystal stone, Shanshan stone, moonstone, Duling (all) stone, and old lining stone. One of the most common and most representative is the Shanshan Pit Stone. Shoushan Stone is heavy, delicate and smooth. It is handy to use Shoushan Stone for creation. The main varieties include crystal jelly, yellow jelly, hibiscus jelly, sky blue jelly, fish brain jelly, croissant jelly, squid jelly, ring freeze, pit head freezing, and digging pit head. The color is yellow, white, gray, blue, etc. In addition, Shoushan Stone itself is very ornamental. The upper class Shoushan Stone is also very scarce. It can be said that one of the superior Shoushan stone seals can be handed down.

The use of Shoushan Shishoushan Stone:

In addition to a large number of seals used to produce various forms, Shoushan Stone is widely used to sculpt characters, animals, flowers and birds, landscapes, stationery, utensils, and many other artworks.

Therefore, since ancient times, there have been examples of “Thousand Gold Buying Shoushan” or “Wanjin Buying Tianhuang”, but more collections are for the appreciation of art. Modern Shoushan Stone collectors still have many favorites in the collection of original stone. In 1982, the United States - a professor of "Wanjin buy Tian Huang", is to buy a piece of two-two Tianhuang original stone. Taiwan has a collector who specializes in collecting "Rose Furong" in Shoushan Stone. The Chinese painter Qi Baishi has a story of "Hundred Stones Rich". He was poorly searched, collected a thousand pieces, and was one of the "China Furong Stones," one of the "Three Greatest Printing Stones in China," and was dubbed "The Prince of Stones."

Shoushan Shi Shoushan stone identification method:

The shape includes shapes, edges, and edges. Such as: Tiankeng stone without roots and ridges, no pulse can be found, was a natural block, no obvious edges and corners, there are obvious color skin. Shankeng Stone is distributed in two mountain villages, Shoushan Mountain and Yueyang Mountain. Stones have different origins and origins, and each has its own characteristics. Therefore, Shankeng Stones are particularly rich in names. The ore produced from each hole in the pitheads is collectively referred to as “puddle stone.” Due to the abundance of groundwater in the ore body, the ore is eroded by it and is mostly transparent. The various “crystals” and “frozen” in the Shoushan Stone are more than this.

The color mainly looks at the distribution of the hue colors, and the appearance of the color aggregation state. Shoushan Stone has a variety of colors and colors. Each stone color has regular patterns to follow.

The texture of the eyes (observing the texture of the stone surface and the inside), the feeling of getting touched (feeling the texture of the surface), the feeling of putting on hands (a sense of heavy fall, such as the puddle, the stone of the old pit, feel heavy), The knife-engraving feeling (easy to eat knife, smooth or not, astringent resistance, etc.; Shoushan stone eat knife smooth).

Textures include textures, cracks (cleaves are obvious or inconspicuous gaps, and grids are inherently separate lines or lines of stone). Most of the Shoushan Stones are full of natural beauty. Some stone types have beautiful textures, such as the radish pattern of the Litchi dongshi, the wave-shaped texture of the big rocks, the colorful spots of the Shanxiu Garden, and so on. With the basic identification method, Shoushan stone carving can be identified.