This pair of ornaments from the Qing Dynasty features parrots exquisitely carved from high-quality jadeite, a form of hard jade. Each piece comes with its original wooden base, complemented by a Western-style bronze stand intricately engraved with floral patterns. The entire set, including the stands, reaches a height of 19 centimeters. The jadeite used is substantial, contributing to the ornaments? impressive presence. The parrots are sculpted with a high degree of realism, capturing the essence and spirit of these birds with remarkable lifelike detail. The combination of traditional Chinese craftsmanship in jade carving with Western influences in the bronze stands highlights a unique cultural fusion characteristic of the Qing Dynasty period. These pieces are not only artistic treasures but also represent the cultural exchange and aesthetic appreciation of the era.