Natural Stone Articles & Garden Accessories
Every piece in this range starts as a solid block before it’s ever shaped into a bench, a bowl, or a fountain, which is the real difference between what we make and mass-produced cast concrete garden decor. Arpran Industries hand-carves and exports natural stone garden furniture, planters, fountains, and architectural articles in sandstone, granite, marble, and teakwood-finish stone.
Garden Furniture
Benches and seating sets are typically specified by seating capacity rather than a single fixed size, most run from a 2-3 seater bench up to 4-8 seater dining sets for larger gardens or restaurant patios.
Benches
- Granite low-height bench, cut low and wide for a modern, minimal garden look
- Rainbow sawn bench, single-slab sawn top on a natural stone base
- Sandstone round hand-cut bench, curved seat and legs, fully hand-chiseled
- Teakwood-finish modern bench, sandstone shaped and finished to resemble timber
Tables & Seating Sets
- Elliptical sandstone table, single-slab oval top
- Random-shape table, natural, uncut slab edge left as found
- Sandstone seating sets, round table with matched stools or benches
- Teakwood-finish garden furniture sets, table with matching bench seating
Popular stone varieties across this range include Agra Red, Dholpur Beige, Mint, and Rainbow sandstone, each giving a different tone to the finished piece.
Boulders
Large, minimally worked stone pieces used as natural garden features, seating accents, or landscape anchors rather than shaped furniture. Sold individually by size and weight since no two are alike, from smaller clustered accent boulders to single large statement pieces.
Flower Pots & Planters
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Beige Flower Pots | Carved conical/tapered profile, standard planting depth |
| Rainbow Round Pots | Rounded body, banded texture, rainbow sandstone |
| Sandstone Flower Pots | Ribbed or fluted surface texture, standard round profile |
| Teakwood Round Pots | Teakwood-finish stone, tapered round profile |
| White Mint Pot Sets | Matched sets in graduated sizes, mint sandstone |
| Teakwood Flower Pots | Large urn-style pots, wide-bodied |
Pots are generally sold as single pieces or matched sets in graduated sizes (small, medium, large) so a client can group them for a layered look, which is how most of ours are actually used on-site.
Fountains & Water Features
Water features range from raw-form sculptural pieces to fully classical tiered fountains:
- Sculptural water features — Rainbow sandstone spheres and organic-carved forms set over a pebble bed, water recirculated through a concealed pump
- Garden water features — Vertical carved sandstone forms, a more abstract, modern alternative to a classical fountain
- Tiered fountains — Classical multi-tier stone fountains for entrances, courtyards, and formal gardens
- Mushroom/dome fountains — Simpler single-basin fountains suited to smaller spaces
- Decorative relief panels — Hand-carved figurative panels, often mounted as a wall feature with integrated water flow
Architectural & Decorative Articles
- Columns — Turned sandstone columns and pillar sections, sold individually or in matched sets
- Fireplace stone articles — Carved surrounds and mantels in sandstone or limestone
- Ball stone articles — Solid carved spheres in varying diameters, used as garden accents or paired with water features
- Lamp stone articles — Carved stone lamp posts and lighting bases for pathways and entrances
Materials
Sandstone — The primary material across this range, in Agra Red, Dholpur Beige, Mint, Rainbow, and teakwood-finish variants
Granite — Used for lower, more minimal furniture pieces and where higher durability is needed
Marble — Used selectively for finer sculptural and fountain pieces
Custom Orders
Because these are hand-carved rather than machine-cut to a catalog size, most orders are made against a reference photo, sketch, or specific dimension rather than picked from fixed stock. Matched sets (a table with its benches, or a pot set in graduated sizes) are made together as a single order to keep stone tone and finish consistent across the set.
