This high-precision 3D asset recreates stone-carved beam components of Hui-style ancient architecture, fully restoring the classic craftsmanship and century-old weathered texture of Hui-style stone carvings. The model accurately presents the overall structure of the component. It finely reproduces the continuous scroll grass reliefs, as well as reliefs of auspicious beasts, flowers and birds inside the central decorative panels. The layered details and exquisite carving charm of high relief are perfectly retained. It also displays the natural stone texture, weathering marks, water-stained mottles and aged patina from long-term erosion, faithfully capturing the authentic antique texture of Hui-style stone carvings. As a signature element of Hui-style architecture, stone-carved beams are commonly installed under eaves and on lintels of residences, ancestral halls and memorial archways, serving both decorative and cultural purposes. The scroll grass patterns, auspicious beasts, flowers and birds convey people's wishes for enduring wealth and blessings. This work is a fine combination of intangible Hui-style stone carving techniques, ancient architectural culture and traditional oriental auspicious culture.