This eagle sculpture from the 1950s is hand-carved from a single monolithic block of green jadeite, a material especially prized in Asian decorative arts. The silhouette is compact and stylised, exemplifying the minimalist, modern trends of the postwar period: with an elongated neck, delicately indicated feathers on the wings and torso, and an organic, integrated base, the form recalls the decorative objects typical of its era. The stone's surface displays a luminous, semi-translucent yellow-green hue, highly polished with a uniform color and minimal veining, lending the piece an air of measured modernity. The entire sculpture is unobtrusive—no metal fittings or painted accents—while the underside and perimeter of the base reveal expertly preserved stone texture. Condition is very good, showing no signs of chips or wear; sculptural detailing and the glossy surface remain clear and intact. This figurine quietly evokes a narrative from the Far East, where jadeite carries both ancestral memory and the ambition for longevity. The eagle’s form brings to mind strength, vision, and authority—a talisman for insight and perseverance. The minimalist shape needs no ornament: stone and light engage in a subtle dialogue, the surface gleaming in response to shifting rays. The sculpture seems to whisper: "I am a symbol of quiet confidence and enduring tradition, recalling the patience of Asian workshops
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Height9 cm
Depth4 cm
Width4 cm
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Width4 cm
Height9 cm
Depth4 cm
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