White marble elephant stone ornaments

stone carving is a traditional Chinese carving technique. It has been handed down for thousands of years among the people, and we can see more and more exquisite carving techniques. From the many Stone Art preserved, we have witnessed more exquisite traditional techniques and the wisdom of the Chinese nation. Folk stone mountain carving mostly choose the image with auspicious implication. From the perspective of sculpture placement, elephants are common and popular. What kind of implication does the Stone Carving elephant have? Does the elephant's trunk have the same meaning when it faces different directions, and what kind of stories and functions do they have? Stone carved elephants are suitable for placing in offices, office gates, factory gates, gardens, families and other places. Placing elephants can make people feel safe and happy, and everywhere is full of peace. Elephants are also sacred animals of Buddhism. Elephants' noses are good at absorbing water. The sacred animals' elephants are good at absorbing money. Their noses are the sky upward and the earth downward. Their noses up or down represent the absorption of the spirit, luck and wealth of heaven and earth.

How much do you know about stone carving?

Stone carving refers to the art of creating visible and touchable stone art of art with a certain space by using various kinds of carved and engraved stones to reflect social life and express the artist's aesthetic feelings, emotions and ideals.

Stone carvings, stone carvings and other Stone Crafts are generally divided into round carvings, reliefs, sunken carvings, wall carvings, hollowed out carvings (openwork carvings), line carvings, shadow carvings, micro carvings, intaglio carvings, and sun carvings according to different production methods. Each has its own characteristics and unique styles. Common stones include granite, marble, bluestone, sandstone, etc. Stone is hard and weathering resistant, and is the main material of large-scale memorial sculpture.

The history of stone carving begins with the origin of human art. It can be said that there is no art form that is more ancient than stone carving, and there is no art form that is more popular and lasting.