Length: 6 Width: 3.8 Height: 3.5 cm Weight: 93.1 g Seed material jade, delicate and warm, uniformly wrapped, with chestnut yellow throughout, the image is the sacred bird Garou Luo. The face of the bird resembles a human, with the corners of the eyes and round eyes, and the tip of the pecking nose is long. The sacred bird has its arms outstretched, its hands clasped together, and a ring is carved from its wrist. The wings of the bird are like leaves, slightly open on both sides of the back, and the roots of the feathers are carved with armor in a crossed line, covering the upper arms of the bird. The tail of the bird is carved backwards from the back, and the surface of the feathers is clearly rooted. Legend has it that Kalura is the protector of the bodhisattva when he preaches the sutras, so in the Buddhist scriptures there is the power of majesty, protection, and ward off evil spirits. During the Liaojin Dynasty, the image of Garou Luo was popular as an ornament, representing strength and courage.
