Indian granite fencing stone_Green In color: 3d Model

₹ 50.00

There is a place nearby, on a plot, one can find granite blocks like this spread accross. From big boulders to sliced blocks to pillars like these. I never witnessed as they are sculpting it but, it a sight to watch. Hindu deity figuars in temples are sculpted with stone and same way i imagine. Just that they gain less attention, yet they sustain and stable. Quite Self Realient i would say. No Two PIllars look alike and they demand my attention. Hand sculpted, They come with millions of bums, trenches and vallies as there texture. With a good sun, one of these faces direct light strainght at you. New ones shine like a diamond. When touch, you can sense a never ending darkness of strainth. No matter how thin they present themself with confidence. They are cold and Mascaline, You can pat them and its never unsatisfactory, It resiprocates. you can rub it and it feeds your skin. I am sure if turned into humans, they would make a great companions. Technically they are quite easy to scan, as a whole 4 or 5 faces, but no i scan them for half and hour. This one is in lime green, its looked funny and a broken bamboo attached to it.

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Granite fencing stone pillars are a common sight in South India, particularly used to demarcate land boundaries. These pillars are meticulously sculpted from high-quality granite, a material prized for its durability and aesthetic appeal. South India's rich geological resources have made it a hub for granite production, contributing to the widespread use of granite in both traditional and modern architecture.

The granite pillars used for fencing are typically long and rectangular, available in various heights, often customized to meet specific requirements. These pillars not only serve a practical purpose but also add a touch of elegance to the landscape. In South India, such granite pillars are often seen in rural areas, marking agricultural lands or large properties. The use of granite ensures longevity and resilience against weathering, making these pillars a preferred choice for long-lasting land demarcation.

These granite structures also reflect the region's architectural heritage, where stone craftsmanship has been a significant aspect of cultural expression for centuries .)