Ashlar refers to cut stone for building, indicating craftsmanship and durability.

Construction Material

Ashlar gives a neat look as blocks are smooth and uniformly sized.

Visual Uniformity

Ashlar is common in historical structures; spotting it can hint at age and style.

Ashlar carving requires meticulous attention to detail in matching stone shapes and sizes.

Ashlar technique is chosen for visual appeal, with its neat joints and fine finish.

Ashlar work is often more expensive due to the labor and skill required.