The Stony God is all that is physically tangible. Those things that make up the world are His creations: earth, rocks, waters, metals, woods, animals. He formed all the shapes that we see. He is creation and death. All slow and immovable things cemented in reality.
Though no one has seen the Stony God, all artists have depicted him the same way. He is consistently pictured as a stone man, huge in size, sitting on a mountain peak. The peak is surrounded by a lake. He stands on the top of the mountain. In his right hand he holds a living dove about to take flight. In his left hand he holds a green leafy oak branch, showing buds about ready to burst open in fresh growth. At his feet lie the body of a dead dove, and broken twisted dead branches.