This high-precision 3D asset restores the stone dragon-wound pillar, a classic component of traditional Chinese ancient architecture. It fully recreates the classic design and weathered texture of such pillars seen in imperial palaces and ancestral temples. The model accurately presents the full structure of the pillar and its multi-layered lotus base. It exquisitely depicts the three-dimensional coiled dragon winding around the shaft, relief carvings of dragon scales and cloud patterns, as well as lotus petal motifs on the upper and lower plinths. The spatial layers of round carving and high relief are perfectly reproduced, with every intricate detail of the stonework retained. It also displays the natural stone texture, mottled weathering and aged patina accumulated over time, delivering an authentic relic-like vintage charm. As an iconic stone structure in traditional Chinese architecture, dragon-wound pillars are widely erected in palaces, temples and memorial archways. They serve the core practical function of supporting roofs and stabilizing buildings, and also stand as a key symbol of architectural hierarchy and rituals. The coiled dragon embodies imperial dignity and divine protection, while the lotus bases symbolize solemn purity and solid foundations. It is a masterpiece that integrates intangible heritage stone carving techniques, ancient architectural craftsmanship and traditional oriental ritual culture.