Bi Discs

Antique Chinese Cast Metal Bi Disc with Figures, 19th C Measures- 11.5'' diameter x .5'' thick, 3'' opening diameter A finely crafted 19th-century Chinese marble Bi disc, featuring i...

Ruby Poured Glass and Jade Quartz Bi Disc Earrings, by MWLC. Handmade in the Parisian studios of Mark Walsh Leslie Chin.

This exquisite red soapstone Bi disc is a remarkable artifact from Neolithic China, dating back to the 3rd millennium BC.

Ice carved Bi disc Steel stand Smoke crystal Hand carved Limited edition Each piece is individually crafted and is unique.     

This Mid-Century Modernist bi-disc sculpture by Holly Hunt, crafted in black sandstone, is a captivating example of modernist minimalism and timeless elegance.

This comes from our private collection which we formed over a period of twenty years while traveling extensively through out all of China. Dimensions: bi disc is 5 inches high with ...

Jade bi discs are regarded as cosmological symbols and as symbols of status and wealth.

The Bi was a traditional ceremonial scepter used by the Chinese Emperors to connect with the Heavenly Gods. A symbol of unity and holistic harmony, it was used in ancient celestial c...

The piece is formed as a traditional bi disc, symbolizing heaven and eternity, with a central circular aperture and rounded outer edge.

And also Radiant Stones Archaic Chinese Jades, the Myrna and Samurai Myers collection 2000 curated by Filippo Salviati, PhD, entry 14, Bi Disc.

Set of Chinese Jade discs on later wooden stands, of varying sizes, can be sold individually or in groups. Measurement represents the largest disc

This stunning pendant features a 54 mm jadeite jade disc set in 14K gold wirework, with a floral design at center featuring pear shaped cabochon of various shades of jadeite, includi...

This item is a decorative Chinese openwork jade Bi disc featuring intricate carvings of dragons and phoenixes symbol on it.

Jade Bi discs, which are believed to represent the Heavens, together with the rectangular Cong, which represent the Earth, were the essential ritual objects created by the Liangzhu.

In this listing you will find an Antique hand-carved jade bi disc with animal motifs, depicting a feline creature.

A finely carved and pierced natural honey yellow jadeite pendant with light moss green inclusions, featuring a circular bi disc medallion, topped with scrolling foliage and linked t...

This is a set of two (2) very fine quality (2) authentic Chinese jade bi disc from the 20th century or older. These come from our private collection.

It's no wonder then that jade discs bi represent remarkable craftsmanship.

It's no wonder then that jade discs bi represent remarkable craftsmanship.

The central hole represents traditional bi-disc symbolism, while the small top hole allows for pendant suspension.

As they believed jade to be indestructible, it became a symbol of immortality and was used to make ritual objects such as bi discs and talismans worn by royalty, in the hopes that it...

Elegant pendant crafted in 18K white gold, featuring a finely polished jadeite jade bi disc (or "donut") in a rich, vibrant green hue.

As they believed jade to be indestructible, it became a symbol of immortality and was used to make ritual objects such as bi discs and talismans worn by royalty, in the hopes that it...

As they believed jade to be indestructible, it became a symbol of immortality and was used to make ritual objects such as bi discs and talismans worn by royalty, in the hopes that it...

This Flower-Green Jadeite Jade Disc Pendant captures the raw, untamed beauty of genuine Flower-Green jadeite — pairing one of jadeite's most dramatic varieties with one of Chinese ja...

Though an exact date is unknown, the mirror's raised inner ring and minimal decoration suggest it was cast during the late Tang dynasty (618-906). Like the jade bi disc, the circular...

Though an exact date is unknown, the mirror's raised inner ring and prominent relief decoration suggest it was cast during the early Tang dynasty (618-906). Like the jade bi disc, th...

Several styles were set with flat "bi" discs, Chinese artifacts that first appeared in the Neolithic era, associated with royalty and thought to symbolize heaven.