Created on 2024-11-18

You are looking at an image of two circular jade discs with a hole in the center of each, known as "bi" discs, which are typical in Chinese culture. They are both intricately carved with curling and interlocking patterns that seem to be of a stylistic, possibly symbolic nature. The discs feature a primary greenish color with areas of red-brown surface coloration or encrustation, which could indicate mineral changes over time or the presence of soil or other materials from being buried. These objects are often associated with ancient Chinese rituals and were sometimes placed with the dead.

Created on 2024-11-18

The image shows two round, disc-like objects made of jade or a similar green stone material. The discs have intricate, swirling patterns carved or etched into the surface, with reddish-brown accents that give the designs a striking appearance. The discs have circular openings in the center. These appear to be traditional Chinese ornamental or decorative objects, likely with some cultural or historical significance.