White jade buckle with grain pattern in the style of the Warring States and Han Dynasties

This jade pendant (also known as a "tube") is thick and full in shape, with solid dimensions (44 mm in height and 24 mm in diameter) and weight (40 grams). Its jade quality is consistent with the square jade pendant in the same set, both being high-quality white jade with a mature and warm texture, an inner luster, and a thick and natural patina throughout.

The jade pendant is covered with natural yellowish-brown stains, which blend naturally from the surface to the interior, creating an antique and rustic feel.

The surface of the piece is fully carved, showcasing exquisite craftsmanship. The body is divided into several layers with string patterns, and the main body is fully decorated with neat and dense grain patterns (or reed patterns). Each grain pattern is carved into a rounded and raised shape, arranged in a neat and uniform manner, with a dense layout, fully demonstrating the sense of order and superb skills of jade carving art during the Warring States and Han Dynasties.

The object is solid at both ends with a hole running through the middle. The hole is regular in shape, suggesting it was drilled from both ends. As an important component of the jade pendant set, this jade pendant combines excellent jade quality, elegant patina, and exquisite craftsmanship. It complements the square jade pendant, together forming a high-quality set of Warring States and Han Dynasty style jade artifacts.