This group of jade fish is made of green-white jade, with some parts corroded. The overall shape is nearly trapezoidal, plain, with short yin lines carved on the back of the body to form the fins, the same decoration on both sides, forked tail, round eyes, and a round hole at the back of the mouth for wearing or hanging.
The overall carving of the jade fish pendant is simple, unsophisticated and concise.
Ancient people used jade fish as ornaments to show their wealth, abundance and good fortune.
