The Wenchuan Chicken Claw Bone refers to an ancient artifact made of chicken claw bone, usually used from the bones of a cockatoo or a gold or silver chicken, so named because of its resemblance to a chicken's claw. Its history can be traced back to the Han Dynasty, when it was regarded as a prop for play and entertainment. With its unique shape, color and texture, the Wenchuan chicken claw bone is a beloved curio for collectors and connoisseurs.

The characteristics of the Wenchuan chicken claw bone are that it has a natural bone texture and form, with a strong historical and cultural flavor. Its production process is very complex, requiring multiple procedures and carvings, and the finished product has a high artistic value as a result. The key to appreciate the cultural chicken claw bone is to observe its form, texture, color and luster and other aspects. Generally speaking, the natural color, clear texture, unique shape and pure texture of the cultural game chicken claw bone is usually higher value.

The cultural game chicken claw bone is regarded as a rare and precious cultural relic in the collection world. It has a deep historical and cultural background and unique artistic charm, and is a rare art treasure for collectors. At the same time, the maintenance of the cultural game chicken claw bone is also very important. Collectors should avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight or humid environment, to regular cleaning and maintenance, so that it maintains the natural color and texture. Through reasonable collection and maintenance, Wenchuan chicken claw bone can be better retained in the world, and to the future generations to pass on its unique artistic value.