China Custom Marble Water Features Manufacturers, Suppliers, Factory

Granite, as a natural stone material, has characteristics such as hardness and wear resistance.

​Stone pavilions are commonly carved from natural stone. They have beautiful shapes and are widely used in parks, squares, areas, temples and other fields of society.

The company adheres to traditional stone carving techniques, gathers top craftsmen, and uses techniques such as round carving and relief carving to carve Buddha statues, figures, and other works, which are sold both domestically and internationally. Simultaneously introducing modern technologies such as CNC engraving and 3D scanning to achieve efficient production and precise machining. Its products cover fields such as landscape architecture, architectural decoration, temple and ancient architecture, and patented products such as feng shui balls are highly favored. We have successfully undertaken over 200 large-scale projects both domestically and internationally, including the Acebajiang Center Square, with a global service network. With the dual excellence model of "quality+service", Xingyan Stone Carving continues to innovate and is committed to becoming a benchmark in the global stone carving industry.

It is solid and weather-resistant. Therefore, in Lingnan architecture, in addition to stone towers, stone bridges, stone squares, stone pavilions, and stone tombs, it is more widely used in building components and decorations.

Stone carved fountain, stone fountain, flowing fountain, fountain flowing water, some abbreviated as "flowing water" or "fountain" or "water scenery", or "feng shui spring", "feng shui fish tank", "fountain fish tank", "flowing water fish tank".

Xingyan stone carving has recently introduced cutting-edge technologies such as 3D scanning and CNC engraving to break through the limitations of traditional manual work and achieve high-precision production of complex shaped stone carving. The report can focus on new technology application cases (such as digital modeling and sculpture of large-scale urban sculpture), interview craft masters to share the experience of combining tradition and innovation, and show that enterprises promote industrial technological innovation while inheriting intangible cultural heritage culture.