Carved from a single piece of superior grade Taiwan Black Jade, this oolong teapot features gives you a scene from nature. More than just a functional teapot. Nephrite has been used by generations of scholars to enhance the excellent characteristics and benefits of tea. As a mineral, black jade releases far infrared waves, typically experienced in sunlight. They have been found to let water molecules group in smaller clusters. This natural effect tempers out bitterness, and lets flavors bloom. Your teas become the best that they can be, naturally.

This type of bronze jade is a newly discovered type from Asia. The natural stone colors almost feel like an artist's’ choice. Carved in the theme of "The Charging Bull of Wall Street", the bull is considered a potent symbol of financial success, especially in stocks and trading. Steadfast, immovable, and loyal no matter what the environment or condition.

This quirky sculpture is carved from Formosa rosestone jade, rhodonite. Found in only a handful of locales few world-wide, this hand-hewn sculpture is rare, one-of-a-kind, and an example of an almost completely pink piece of rosestone. Most rosestone rhodonite forms with black patches and white inclusions. Rarely, a purer pink and white stone is found. Its incredible hardness make it difficult to sculpt, making this piece even more of rarity. In Asia and Taiwan, the name for cabbage is synonymous with the sound of the name for 100, and it traditional symbolic meaning is ‘Hundreds of Years of Wealth'. This striking piece for shelf or mantel is sure to catch the eye; it's a playfully eclectic, rare, unusual, and a symbol of good fortune.

Also known as maifan stone or medical stone, these hand-sculpted pigs are carved from an unusual raw ore granite. Maifanite is used in water purification and agriculture. Added to water or soil, it removes impurities and renders boiled water, or soil, clean and potable and free of heavy -ls. This phenomena was recognized almost a thousand years ago, and today it is used world-wide. Pigs represent abundance, happiness, and high intelligence in Japan and Asia. The purifying properties of the maifan stone compound the auspicious symbolism of these two cheerful sculptures.

Taiwan rose stone, or rhodonite, contains special crystals of black manganese unevenly distributed in the grain. These crystals create rhodonite's vibrant spectrum of colors: deep pinks, rich mocha browns and black tones, This viewing stone, shows the mark of top grade rhodonite, the "Painting in Stone" effect. The artist brings you a dynamic scene from nature in stone. Enduring beauty make stone art heirloom pieces for families, or collectors. They are marvels of geology and wonderful to experience.

One of Taiwan's most treasured stones. It's texture's indescribable smooth, refined, and warm to the touch; yet, its incredibly durable and strong. One feels the story of the Earth itself in the palm of your hand.

This early yin-yang symbol evolved from archaic and poetic notions about the rainbow: "Where the rainbow ends, the dragon begins" goes the ancient saying. The two heads, at the end of the rainbow lead to wealth in double proportion. As feng shui, the two heads are potent masculine "yang" dragons. At the center of masculine power, the subtle energy of the feminine dragon, the yin, complete the yang. Both incomplete without the other: without one, you can not have the other. Double-headed dragons like this are deeply auspicious symbols of material fulfillment and balance not only in financial matters, but also the feelings between man and woman. This pendant is, at the same time, beautifully symbolic and strikingly good looking.