Stone Sculptures for Sale Made of Granite

Timeless Granite Artistry for Indoor and Outdoor Spaces：As a premier creator of stone sculptures for sale, Quyang Tengyun Carving presents an exceptional collection of granite masterpieces. Our marble statues for sale and marble sculpture for sale options complement the granite range, offering diverse stone artworks that combine natural beauty with expert craftsmanship.

Granite Stone Sculptures for Sale

Our stone sculptures for sale in granite include:
• Monumental abstract forms with polished surfaces
• Traditional animal figures with textured details
• Modern geometric installations for architectural spaces
• Water fountain centerpieces with natural flow patterns
• Religious and spiritual figures with enduring symbolism
• Custom corporate and public art installations

Complementary Marble Statues for Sale

The marble statues for sale collection features:
• Classic figurative sculptures in Carrara white
• Elegant floral and nature-inspired designs
• Museum-quality reproductions of famous artworks
• Temple and shrine devotional pieces
• Contemporary abstract interpretations
• Architectural elements like columns and balustrades

Technical Specifications of Marble Sculpture for Sale

Ognunu marble sculpture for sale guarantees:
• Premium grade marble and granite selection
• Hand-carved details by master artisans
• Structural integrity for large installations
• Customizable surface finishes (polished, honed, flamed)
• Weather-resistant treatments for outdoor use
• Precision craftsmanship for indoor display pieces

Granite vs. Marble Characteristics

Comparing our stone sculptures for sale materials:
• Granite: Greater durability (Mohs 6-7), ideal for outdoor use
• Marble: Softer elegance (Mohs 3-5), perfect for fine detailing
• Granite: Speckled natural patterns, lower maintenance
• Marble: Classic veining, requires more protection
• Both: Available in multiple color variations
• Both: Can be combined in mixed-media sculptures

Custom Design Process

Creating your marble statues for sale involves:
• Initial concept consultation
• Material selection from stone samples
• 3D modeling and scale prototypes
• Artisan carving progression updates
• Finish selection and approval
• Quality inspection before shipping

Installation and Maintenance

All stone sculptures for sale include:
• Professional installation guidelines
• Structural support recommendations
• Weatherproofing treatment options
• Cleaning and preservation instructions
• Long-term maintenance consultations
• Restoration services when needed

Marble Statues For Sale FAQs

Q: How do stone sculptures for sale differ from marble statues for sale in terms of material properties and maintenance?

A: Stone sculptures for sale encompass a broad range of materials (granite, sandstone, limestone, etc.), each with unique traits, while marble statues for sale specifically use marble, a metamorphic rock known for its smooth texture and veining. Granite stone sculptures are harder and more weather-resistant than marble, making them ideal for harsh outdoor climates but harder to carve into intricate details. Marble, being softer, allows for finer carvings (e.g., delicate facial features, flowing robes) but is more porous, requiring regular sealing to prevent staining from rain or debris. Maintenance differs too: stone sculptures like granite need minimal upkeep, while marble statues benefit from annual cleaning with mild soap and re-sealing to preserve their luster.

Q: What factors affect the price of a marble sculpture for sale?

A: The price of a marble sculpture for sale is influenced by several factors. Marble quality is key—rare varieties (e.g., Calacatta with bold veining) cost more than common types (e.g., Carrera). Size matters: small figurines (under 12 inches) are more affordable, while life-size or monumental sculptures (4+ feet) command higher prices due to material quantity and labor. Intricacy of design plays a role too—sculptures with detailed carvings (e.g., draped fabrics, multiple figures) require more artistic skill and time, increasing costs. Artist reputation also affects pricing, with works by renowned sculptors fetching premiums. Additionally, finishes (polished vs. honed) and customizations (e.g., engravings, unique bases) can add to the total cost.

Q: Are marble statues for sale suitable for outdoor use, or do they require indoor placement?

A: Marble statues for sale can be used outdoors, but their suitability depends on the marble type and maintenance. Harder marbles (e.g., Crema Marfil, Thassos) are more weather-resistant than softer varieties (e.g., Carrera) and hold up better in rain, snow, and UV exposure. However, all outdoor marble statues need protection: sealing them annually with a stone sealer prevents water absorption, which can lead to cracking in freeze-thaw cycles. They should also be placed in sheltered areas (e.g., under a patio overhang) to minimize direct exposure to harsh elements. Indoor placement is safer for delicate marble statues with intricate details, as it avoids risks like staining from bird droppings or damage from falling debris.

Q: Can stone sculptures for sale be customized with specific designs or engravings?

A: Yes, stone sculptures for sale can be customized with specific designs or engravings. Skilled artisans can carve custom motifs (e.g., family crests, floral patterns, or symbolic figures) into stones like granite, marble, or sandstone. Engravings—such as names, dates, or quotes—are commonly added to memorial stone sculptures, with depth and precision varying based on the stone’s hardness (softer stones like sandstone allow deeper engravings than granite). Custom designs may require a prototype or 3D model for approval, and lead times depend on complexity: simple engravings take 1–2 weeks, while intricate sculptures with unique designs can take 4–8 weeks. Many suppliers work closely with clients to ensure the final piece aligns with their vision.

Q: How should I clean and care for a marble sculpture for sale to maintain its appearance over time?

A: To care for a marble sculpture for sale, start with regular dusting using a soft, dry cloth or feather duster to avoid scratching the surface. For deeper cleaning, use a mild, pH-neutral soap (avoid acidic cleaners like vinegar or lemon, which can etch marble) mixed with warm water, applied with a soft sponge. Rinse thoroughly and dry immediately to prevent water spots. For outdoor marble sculptures, re-seal them every 1–2 years with a marble-specific sealer to repel stains and moisture. Avoid placing the sculpture near sources of acidity (e.g., citrus trees, vinegar-based cleaners) or direct sunlight for prolonged periods, as UV rays can fade marble’s natural color over time. For stubborn stains, consult a professional stone restorer to avoid damaging the surface.