Polystone

Polystone is a type of compound material, specifically a blend of crushed stone powder, typically marble or limestone, combined with a resin binder. This resin is often a polymer, hence the name "polystone." The manufacturing process involves mixing the stone powder with the resin and then casting this mixture into molds. Once hardened, the material can be shaped, carved, and finished to resemble natural stone, ceramics, or even ivory.

The primary advantages of polystone include its durability, resistance to staining and chipping, and its ability to be molded into intricate designs. It is also generally lighter and less brittle than natural stone or porcelain, making it easier to handle and transport. Furthermore, polystone can be produced with a wide range of colors and finishes, allowing for significant design flexibility.

Polystone finds widespread use in decorative items, figurines, sculptures, and architectural elements. It is frequently employed in the creation of collectible figurines, such as those found in fantasy or anime genres, due to its capacity for detailed reproduction. It is also used for garden ornaments, lighting fixtures, and as a material for decorative wall panels or faux stone finishes. While it mimics the appearance of natural materials, its composition is entirely synthetic.