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Stylised 3-cut jade cicada, Eastern Han dynasty, China, 25-220. A jade cicada in extremely stylised three-cut form made for burial, the whole consisting of four undecorated planes. The cicada, a common insect in China, is a symbol of longevity as it can live up to 17 years! In some Chinese burials, a jade cicada was placed in the mouth of the deceased.

Unique Identifier AR920519

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 2842px × 2212px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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Eastern Han period

Museum of East Asian Art