
Stone Lions
Also known as guardian lions. Northern, Southern Fujian, and Teochew forms can be adjusted to temple style and entrance dimensions.
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From stone lions and deity statues to archways, dragon pillars, and relief walls. Our products are organized into four major categories for easy browsing.
Coordinate stone, proportions, approved motifs, component numbers, packing and shipment stages in one project scope.
Guardian beasts for temple entrances, including various styles of stone lions, elephants, and qilin. Customizable according to regional beliefs and architectural styles.

Also known as guardian lions. Northern, Southern Fujian, and Teochew forms can be adjusted to temple style and entrance dimensions.
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Commonly placed at temple entrances. Available in Thai six-tusk style, Bodhisattva mounts, and wealth-attracting designs.

Mythical guardian creatures often used in temple entrances and relief walls, with motifs adjusted to local belief and architectural style.

A decorative guardian figure for entrances, courtyards and commercial properties, made to the buyer's approved style and dimensions.

Often used as a base for steles and monuments. Inscription area, shell pattern and proportions can be matched to a project reference.

Produced from an approved reference with the posture, base, expression and installation location confirmed before carving.
Stone statues for temples in Taiwan and Southeast Asian Chinese communities. Posture, attributes, dimensions, inscriptions and finish are confirmed from an approved reference before carving.

Bodhisattva of Compassion. Thousand-hand Guanyin, Water-moon Guanyin, and Lotus-seated Guanyin.
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Goddess of the Sea. Available with different facial finishes. Often accompanied by her two guardian generals.

God of War and Wealth. Available seated reading, standing with a halberd, or riding the Red Hare.

Bodhisattva of the Great Vow. Commonly used in columbariums, cemeteries, and for salvation rituals.

Kindly elder holding an ingot or staff. Almost every community in Taiwan has a shrine for him.

The Southeast Asian Chinese equivalent of the Earth God. Highly revered in Malaysia and Singapore.

Martial deity stepping on a turtle and snake, wielding a seven-star sword.

A three-figure set associated with Teochew communities, with clothing, posture and attributes made to the temple's reference.
Dragon columns, gateways, railings, relief walls and censers made to site dimensions. Foundations, joints, lifting access and component divisions should be confirmed before production.

Hexagonal, octagonal, twin-dragon, or ascending/descending dragons. The core of any temple's front hall.
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Paifang and archways planned around openings, inscriptions, structural interfaces and site access.
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Carved balustrades featuring clouds, dragons, or lotus patterns. Customized by linear meter.

Dragon panels, qilin panels, and mythological story scenes. Teochew craftsmanship at its finest.

Incense burners for temple courtyards and offering pavilions.
View stone incense burnersBeyond temples, we provide stonework for hotels, private estates, memorial parks, and public squares.

Japanese style, Song dynasty style, and temple entrance lanterns.

Arch bridges, flat bridges, and zig-zag bridges. Core elements of landscape gardens.

Stone water features and carved flower pots for courtyard decor.

Themed relief pillars for public squares and guild hall gardens.
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