Carving
Stone carving in an ancient art form that has evolved over the years. Many techniques remain in existence for carving stone or etching images into a stone surface. Here are four of the most popular processes.
Polished Finish - Abrasives are rubbed on the surface of the stone with high-speed polishing wheels to create a polished surface.onument is cut away, leaving the flowers in bas relief on top of the other surface.
Sawed, Steeled, Frosted - This matte finish is created by sawing the surface. It may also be accomplished by sandblasting the surface with steel shot, or by frosting it with sandblast sand.
Polished Margin - The surface is polished and a panel area is frosted, making a place for lettering.
Shell Rock - This is a hewn surface with hewn sides. This also referred to as Rock Pitch when seen on the sides of a monument.