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Huge jade bowl
www.chinanews.cn 2007-05-23 10:35:52
A 2.2-ton-heavy jade bowl decorated with pattern of nine-dragons was on
display in Tongzhou District of Beijing on May 22. It is the biggest jade
bowl ever, with a diameter of 2.2 m.The previous biggest jade bowl is the
Dushan Jade Bowl in Beihai Park in Beijing, made in 1265. Shang Wenzhong,
the famous sculptor, designed and made the new biggest jade bowl, with
the Nine Dragon Wall in the Forbidden City as a major source of
inspiration.
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