Multicolor Jade Polished - Height: 19.5 cm - Width: 14.5 cm- 1550 g - (1)

On the eastern coast of Taiwan, the Central Mountain Range meets the Pacific in cliffs of coloured stone. In Hualien, the marble heart of the island, miners have long brought up a stone unlike any other: banded in red, pink, gold, green and blue in a single slab, its colours born from the oxides of iron, chromium and manganese that seeped into the rock over millions of years. They call it *Tsai Se Yu* — the Rainbow Jade. Treated and dyed.

This carving is a mountain in miniature, cut from that stone.

Five colours flow across its surface as naturally as clouds across a peak: crimson and rose at the base, gold where the light strikes, green and blue threading upward to the summit. The form is a classic scholar's mountain — a tall central peak flanked by lower ridges, echoing the landscapes painted on Chinese scrolls for a thousand years.

It stands 19.5 cm tall on a dark, hand-carved wooden base, weighing 1.55 kg — substantial enough to anchor a desk or shelf, small enough to sit beside a stack of books.

In Chinese tradition, a stone mountain on the desk is a symbol of stability, longevity and good fortune — the owner's own small universe, a landscape you can hold.

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> *"Some landscapes hang on walls. This one sits on your desk, made of a whole mountain's colours."*

A vivid piece of Taiwanese geology and craftsmanship — for collectors of Asian decorative stone, lovers of scholar's objects, or anyone who wants a mountain of their own.