How Stonemart ™ Modern, Luxury Growth Fountain a real depiction of creativity, art and luxury?

Oct 31, 2026

Fountains are considered an important symbol of décor since ages. Right from the inception, fountains hold cultural, spiritual and functional significance. They act as symbols of wealth, life and community.

Jaipur, Rajasthan Oct 30, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - Fountains act as important spiritual and religious symbols and hence hold a very prominent place in the history. Today also stone fountains are placed as a symbol of power, wealth and peace. Also, they are connected to Vastu, Feng Shui and mental peace and hence their importance is not just restricted to a décor masterpiece.

At Stonemart , stone masterpieces that have got cultural importance are manufactured by local craftsmen who are into stone carving art for ages. Along with the sculptures, God Idols, fountains out of natural stone, sandstone and granite (all pure stone) are also manufactured for both residential and commercial establishments. The fountains manufactured are not just artistic but have got a meaning and that makes them apart from rest.

The Growth Modern Fountain by Stonemart is one such beautiful fountain that has caught attention of designers from various parts of the world not just in India. It's a 192 cm (4 feet) granite water fountain in the shape of a lotus. It depicts a blooming Lotus with the provision of water right from the center of the fountain. In Hindu Mythology Lotus is always connected to Goddess Laxmi who is the principal deity of prosperity, wealth, beauty, abundance and fortune. The design is inspired to symbolise it as a powerful vastu fountain with mythological importance.

When placed in the northeast, east or north direction, which is a recommended direction for fountain placement as per Vastu, this beautiful art piece is believed to bring wealth, prosperity and good fortune.

The Growth Modern Luxury fountain by Stonemart is also a popular Modern Abstract sculpture with the representation of Success, Prosperity and Fortune. It is best for both residential and commercial establishments as it showcases the Petals moving upwards towards SKY representing Success, Growth and Aim High Attitude. One of these masterpieces, is installed in a big real estate society in Kochi, Kerala right in the center of huge open space acting as a focal point.

Along with a fountain, abstract, this masterpiece by Stonemart is also a beautiful granite planter where plants can grow making it a unique garden décor accent. Thus, there are multiple uses of this stunning hand carved stone fountain and that's the reason why it is always in demand.

The Growth Fountain by Stonemart is a fusion of ancient art form with modern expectations and applications. The designing team of Stonemart while planning this concept has taken into consideration the cultural beliefs, Vastu expectations and Modern Application. It is indeed among the best modern fountains for both outdoor garden and indoor. Be it the craftmanship, the luxury look and feel, the Growth by Stonemart is a concept that has changed the way fountains are looked upon in India. It is hand crafted by local craftsmen of Stonemart using age old stone carving art of India by bare hands using the hammer, chisel and basic tools like hand cutters and drill. Thus, from cultural point of view, modern application and expectation, the concept is something that is worth admiring.

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