Eighteen arhats jade carvings belong to that dynasty.

"Eighteen Arhats" refers to the eighteen Arhats in Buddhist legends, who live forever and protect the law. "Eighteen arhats were originally only sixteen arhats, all disciples of Sakyamuni. At the end of the Tang Dynasty, eighteen arhats began to appear. Eighteen arhats are also one of many jade carving themes. Let's talk about the eighteen arhats with jade carving theme first.

Lohan of joy: the demon is eliminated, raise your hand to celebrate, and your heart is glad.

Lohan: benefit the world with a bowl, and educate all beings with words and deeds.

Totarhat: Seven-story pagoda, Buddhism, strength, but not anger, and excellent way.

Sit quietly in the ocean: cultivate your mind, be calm, and enter other bliss.

Lohan crossing the river: carrying sutras, crossing the river to preach sutras and crossing all beings.

Riding an elephant: The elephant is a symbol of Buddhism. It can bear hardships and stand hard work and achieve great things.

Vajraputra: Immortals have five kinds of blessings, that is, they don't kill life and accumulate good deeds.

Lohan Xi: I like to see Buddha, and the Buddha's power is infinite.

Lohan: I feel at ease and enjoy it.

Lohan in meditation: people know what they don't know in meditation.

Digging Lohan: carefree, refreshed and considerate.

Bao Luohan: Immortal Buddha, dry Bao Kun Bao.

Lohan banana: relaxed, secluded and arrogant.

Lohan with long eyebrows: a monk who is enlightened and knows everything.

Lohan, the doorman: The mord is in hand, and the evil spirits are brave.

Luo Hanlong: Living in the human world, he has made general progress.

Lohan sitting on a deer: sitting on a deer thinking.

Luohan Fuhu: According to legend, tigers often breathe because of hunger outside the temple where the venerable Fuhu lives. The venerable Fu Hu gave his food to the tiger. After a long time, the tiger was surrendered by him, hence the name "Lohan Fu Hu".