The history of stone gargoyle statues  dates back to countless generations, often on both sides of fortresses and cathedrals, from churches in Italy and France to the walls of England. The popularity of stone ghosts stems from necessity, as they are attached to masonry walls to prevent excess Rain Water from leaking.

Outdoor stone winged lion stone sculpture  ghost garden statues are usually designed with a mythical creature slender body so that Rain Water has more space to collect and leak out, thereby preventing mortar walls from eroding. In addition to the practical purpose of stone ghost, this type of outdoor stone wing lion stone ghost garden statues have also become popular because of their typical grotesque design to resist evil souls.

This belief has also promoted the use of stone gargoyle sculpture outside the castle walls, which have become common ornaments in some families’house or door or diverday, sometimes in the form of lions or other animals, and more classic winged beasts.