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The Chinese agate pendant carved in shape of a water jug, the surface carved in relief depicted Chinese Traditional folklore story of “One monk will get two buckets of water, two monks will share a load of water, three monks will have no water. (Yi ge he Shang tiao shui he, Liang ge he Shang tai shui he, sang ge he Shang mei shui he). Cleverly carved to reveal the natural color of dark-grayish and reddish-brown color.
Dimension: 35.20mm H x 28.08mm W LOT NOTES:
“One monk lived on a mountain, and every day he went down the mountain with a stick with two buckets to haul water. However one day, another monk came to visit. The first monk made him help carry the stick, but the stick could only hold one bucket now. When the third monk came along, they all fought over who should go get the water. In the process, they knocked over a candle, and there was a fire in the temple. Finally, with a combined effort, they manage to put out the fire. Through this realization, they joined hands in fetching the water and the temple never lacked it again.”
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