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Jade pebble of two mandarin ducks on a bed of waves, late Ming dynasty, China, 1550-1644.

Jade pebble of two mandarin ducks on a bed of waves, late Ming dynasty, China, 1550-1644. A carved black and white jade pebble in the form of a pair of mandarin ducks holding lotus flowers in their mouths on a bed of waves. The waves are rendered in late Ming style with whirlpools. The mandarin duck symbolises marital fidelity and was a popular motif in Chinese art particularly in the late Ming.

Unique Identifier AR920615

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 2915px × 2152px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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Museum of East Asian Art

SEVENTEENTH CENTURY

SIXTEENTH CENTURY