Catalogue entry no. 372 by Max Loehr:
372 Oblong Pendant
Translucent, evenly white jade, fashioned into a tapering biconvex pendant with notched edges. Once side is decorated with a tightly organized relief pattern of dragon-headed serpents. The reverse side is covered with rows of dragons along the edges and _S_-shaped motifs down the center; the notched outer edges conform to the contours of these dragon heads and tails. A characteristic feature of the dragons is the use of striae as a texturing device, done, like the rest, with admirable precision. The pendant is perforated lengthwise. Traces of cinnabar are present on both sides. Early Eastern Chou.