A weekend in Taichung with little on the agenda meant I had time to explore some parts of the city that I had not yet seen. Including the Jade Market.
Sitting along Taichung's DaDun 20th street and next to a Mercedes Benz/Smart dealer, the market is set up with dozens of vendors hawking their wares.
Jade jewelry:
Other ornamental stone carvings:
Necklaces:
Dangly things (sorry, I don't know what they're really called):
Teapots and more:
Earthenware:
Porcelain:
Old-school calculators:
Guy plucking at a string instrument:
And Buddah:
It's too bad that I am not really in to Eastern/Chinese art. Otherwise I could have spent a small fortune there.
Sitting along Taichung's DaDun 20th street and next to a Mercedes Benz/Smart dealer, the market is set up with dozens of vendors hawking their wares.
Jade jewelry:
Other ornamental stone carvings:
Necklaces:
Dangly things (sorry, I don't know what they're really called):
Teapots and more:
Earthenware:
Porcelain:
Old-school calculators:
Guy plucking at a string instrument:
And Buddah:
It's too bad that I am not really in to Eastern/Chinese art. Otherwise I could have spent a small fortune there.
“I love the place, been here many times, but they are relocating”
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