Carving Jade :
Exhumed by the rise of the Kun-Lun Mountains, jade rich rocks, born from colossal pressures at a depth of 100 kilometers in the earth's crust, are polished and whisked away by the Yurungkax and Karakax Rivers. Boulders of jade left in these riverbeds are the source of a treasure prized by chinese emperors since the dawn of the Middle Kingdom.