Which city has the most stone carving factories in China?

Hui'an stone carvings in Quanzhou City, Fujian Province.

Hui'an stone carving is one of the traditional carving techniques in Fujian Province, China. As a wonderful work of China's excellent traditional culture, after more than a thousand years of reproduction and development, it still retains a very pure Chinese art tradition and maintains a very complete continuity.

It has not been alienated by Western foreign culture and has a strong national character.

As early as the Jin Dynasty more than 1,600 years ago, Hui'an stone carving has been used as a permanent art.

After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Hui'an stone carving craftsmanship continued to improve and improve day by day. In the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, the top ten buildings in Beijing and Jimei Ao Garden of the famous overseas Chinese leader Tan Kah Kee all shone with the artistic brilliance of Hui'an stone carvings.

Hui'an stone carvings include five series: stele processing, environmental garden sculptures, building components, craft carvings, and practical utensils. Its craftsmanship includes thousands of five categories: round carving, relief carving (including openwork carving), line carving, sunken carving, and shadow carving (including color carving).

Variety, mainly used in: palaces and temples, statues of gods and Buddhas, tombs, garden scenes, urban sculptures, large figure statues, architectural stone components, furniture, daily utensils, ornamental ornaments, tourist souvenirs, etc., mostly based on practicality.