As the 19th Asian Games is set to open in Hangzhou City, the unveiling of the bespoke jade seal emblem of this grand sporting event has surprised many with its intricate design.

A matchbox-sized piece of carved jade sold for €260,000 at Sheppard's auction in Dublin on Tuesday morning – the highest price achieved in any Irish fine art and antiques saleroom in 2015. The ...

A jade stamp and seal, with two characters xiang liao (a person's name), from the Han Dynasty (206 BC-AD 220). [Photo provided to China Daily] Specifically, the seal refers to the original seal ...

Editor's note: Chinese seal engraving, an ancient and revered art form, has long been a central part of China's cultural heritage.The practice involves carving characters, symbols and motifs onto ...

Inscribed with Chinese characters which mean “treasure of the Emperor Supreme”, the 1796 seal leads an auction taking place on October 5, offering 300 lots with a total estimate of HK$623 million.

The 19th Asian Games' jade seal emblem is not only the stamp of this sporting event, but is also expected to make a memorable souvenir for visitors to the event. Follow China.org.cn on Twitter and ...