Inside our workshop in Donghai

Our workshop

Our carving workshop covers approximately 300 m², running 15 machines and a team of more than 20 people. We carved our first pieces in 2023, and the workshop has grown since then on the back of repeat orders rather than one-off sales.

Being in Donghai matters commercially. It is where the rough stone is traded, which means we see material as it arrives and can tell you honestly what is realistically available at a given size, quality and budget — rather than promising something the market cannot supply.

From stone to sculpture

Ten stages, all carried out in-house:

Quality inspection

Every finished piece is inspected individually by hand before it enters inventory. That inspection is done by a person looking at the actual carving, not by sampling a batch. It is the reason we can describe the condition of a specific piece to you rather than only describing a product category.

Capacity and lead time

As an indicative reference, our output for pieces around 2.2 lb currently runs at roughly 6–8 finished pieces per person per day. We can add machines and staff when a customer needs more volume, and we will discuss scheduling and lead time against your actual order rather than quoting a generic figure — lead time genuinely depends on the material, size, detail and finish you ask for.

What we do not claim

We do not hold certifications we have not been audited for, and we do not publish factory credentials we cannot evidence. If you need a specific certification, audit or supplier declaration for your market, ask us and we will tell you what we can and cannot provide.