Symbole de jade de la dynastie Han

An elegant tabletop sculpture inspired by ancient Chinese artifacts, the Han Dynasty Jade Symbol by Currey and Company brings timeless form and cultural character to modern interiors. Designed for collectors and style-conscious homeowners, it offers the look of an antique jade bi disk on a sleek metal stand.

Key Features & Design

• Authentic Han Dynasty styling: Modeled after the traditional "bi" disk—an emblematic circular motif with a central hole that historically symbolizes the sky—this piece echoes ancient craftsmanship while remaining a contemporary accent.
• Materials & finish: Cast in bronze-toned stoneware with etched surface details and mounted on a black metal stand for stable display and a refined contrast.
• Detailed carving: Intricate front-and-back carving adds depth and visual interest from every angle, creating a sculptural focal point on a shelf, mantel, or console.
• Dimensions: Approximately 13-3/4" high, 6-3/4" wide and 3-3/4" deep — a compact yet commanding size that works well alone or in a curated vignette.

Performance / Benefits

• Instant visual anchor: The Han Dynasty Jade Symbol creates a cultured, collected look without overwhelming a room — ideal for adding history-rich texture to contemporary, transitional, or traditional decor.
• Low-maintenance elegance: Finished for durability, the stoneware surface and metal stand only require occasional dusting with a soft, dry cloth — no special care needed to keep its aged-bronze appearance.
• Versatile placement: Its balanced silhouette and modest footprint make it suitable for coffee tables, entry consoles, bookcases, or as part of a mantel arrangement, bringing instant character and visual layering.
• Trusted brand: From Currey and Company — known for distinctive home accents and lighting — this accessory reflects the brand’s emphasis on crafted details and elevated finishing.

Care: Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth or use a static duster; avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners to preserve the finish.