Stone Forest, Inc.

Bamboo Marble Fountain with a vase shape. Upon closer inspection, this unusual marble truly resembles its name, "bamboo marble". The naturally formed crystal structure of the material is reminiscent of compressed bamboo leaves—a balanced synthesis of the hard, geometric contours of stone, the...

We begin with a massive basalt boulder that has weathered for millions of years under environmental exposure. The exterior of the fountain alternates the natural surface of the boulder with highly polished facets, providing a dramatic play of textures accentuated by the cascade of water.

This is a marriage of our beautiful Maru Fountain and Mizubachi Fountain designs. Each is carved from natural black granite boulders with alternating chiseled and polished surfaces. Shape, coloring, and dimensions will vary. We can also custom-carve this design in the size of your choosing.

This black granite garden fountain features delicate, polished curves and a contrasting ribbed texture.

This striking black Polished Millstone Fountain is carved from Black Granite. The millstone is highly polished while the pedestal has a contrasting chilseled finish.

Inspired by the simple beauty of small, smooth pebbles collected along the beach and river banks, Stone Forest has enlarged these organic shapes into a fountain collection. Carved from single blocks of Onyx or Green Marble, these fountains take your beloved rock collection to a new level. See our website...

Pebble seats - what if pebbles got really big and became fountains and seating? Part of our Pebble Collection, These seats are hand-carved from blocks of stone.

The roughly hexagonal shape of the Natural Basalt Column is created when a lava flow begins to cool from the inside. Fissures form and expand. Finally, the lava flow hardens into a honeycomb of columns. We highlight the piece by polishing the alternating faces of the stone while leaving the other sides...

The Water Table Fountain is carved from a large block of Grey Granite. The top is polished while the outside is rough chiseled

The roughly hexagonal shape of the Natural Basalt Column is created when a lava flow begins to cool from inside. Fissures form and expand. Finally, the lava flow hardens into a honeycomb of columns. This process creates unique stone. We highlight the piece by polishing the stone's alternating faces...