Red Flower Ice Lotus-Jade Carved Jade Ornaments

Lotus is a traditional famous flower in my country. The flowers and leaves are delicate and delicate, and the fragrance of the flowers is overflowing, filling your heart and soul. He has the temperament to welcome the scorching sun without fear, and to emerge from the mud without being stained. Therefore, lotus is the embodiment of truth, goodness and beauty in people's minds, a harbinger of good fortune and prosperity, a holy and pure name in Buddhism, and the seed of friendship. Giving jade ornaments carved with lotus and lotus leaves to friends represents the friendship that can survive the mud and remain pure in the dirt. Giving it to the newlyweds represents lotus pods with many children, giving a feeling of endless life and implying a family full of descendants. The jade-carved lotus is passed down from generation to generation and given to administrative officials as soon as possible. It symbolizes the clean and smooth career of officials. The jade-carved lotus has become a famous flower loved by Chinese people because of its comprehensive symbol of beauty, love, longevity and holiness. It has unique meaning and rich connotation, which makes people daydream.
The auspicious meaning of lotus in jade carvings
The purity of the lotus symbolizes a gentleman, and its peduncle and concentric heart are stronger than gold. Lotus is the lotus flower, which is synonymous with holiness and integrity. It is called the flower of the gentleman in our country. Zhou Dunyi's "Love of the Lotus" written by Zhou Dunyi in the Song Dynasty made the world remember that the lotus emerges from the mud and remains unsullied, and washes clean ripples without being evil. In fact, the lotus is not only the object of praise by ancient and modern talents, but also one of the favorite themes of jade carving masters. Many jade carvings with lotus as the theme have unique shapes, which can make the works more beautiful in appearance.
Meaning of incorruptibility
Qinglian has the same pronunciation as incorruptibility. Lotus symbolizes incorruptibility, which means being in a high position without being greedy, fair and honest. This is the old people's praise for honest officials. The lotus root is straight from the inside to the outside, so people regard the lotus as a gentleman. Such is the meaning of incorruptibility in jade works. The lotus flower is used as a metaphor for a person's noble nature and incorruptibility as an official. Meaning 2: Purity and Beauty
The purity and holiness of the lotus represents beautiful friendship and love. The lotus is the only unique plant among all flowers that has flowers, fruits and seeds coexisting. It is also known as the lotus. It is a harbinger of good life and a symbol of pure love. Two lotus flowers arranged side by side on the same stem are used to express the love and congeniality of husband and wife. At the same time, a pair of lotus pods symbolizes the same heart and represents the wish for a happy marriage.
It means three consecutive years of good fortune
Lotus and Lian are homophonic, and can be combined with other auspicious things to express many auspicious meanings. If you use carp or goldfish with lotus, it means that there will be lotus and plum blossoms together for many years, which means harmony and beauty. Lotus and sweet-scented osmanthus are together, which means that you will have a son. Or the combination of egret and lotus means that you will be connected all the way, both of which are homophones. It means life is auspicious and wishful.
Meaning four branches and scattered leaves
There are many seeds in a lotus, which symbolizes many children and blessings. The image of a boy sitting on a lotus leaf, holding a sheng in one hand and lotus seeds in the other, symbolizes having many children and bringing happiness.
It means the Five Ones are spotless
The lotus is a sacred object in Buddhism. It is said that Sakyamuni sat on the lotus when he was born. After he pinched the rock, he left two things, the lotus and the lion. Therefore, the lotus is said to be a sacred object of Buddhism. The lotus emerges from the mud without being stained, and it is clear and clean without being evil. This is very consistent with the pure land mentioned in Buddhism, which is a state of cleansing the soul. The growth process of the lotus represents the process of a person getting rid of selfish thoughts and practicing Buddhism from one shore to the other. Therefore, in jade carvings of Guanyin or Buddha, the lotus throne represents the spotless purity of the Buddhist world.