The jade lezi is a jade ornament hung on the chest or waist, which can be hung alone or in combination with other jade ornaments. This jade bridle is made of white jade, with a brownish-red patina on the surface and obvious signs of wear and tear. The shape is similar to a reduced jade cong, with the same pattern carved on all four sides, which is an abstract Kuilong pattern that is symmetrical up and down. It is carved with double negative lines, and the knife technique reflects the typical one-sided slope craftsmanship of the Western Zhou Dynasty. The traces of jade sand are obvious.
