Bas-relief "Three monkeys" (Model 4069) STL

The bas-relief "Three Monkeys" embodies the famous East Asian allegory of "see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil," rooted in the philosophical traditions of Ancient China and Japan. The three primates — Mizaru, Kikazaru, and Iwazaru — symbolize detachment from wrongdoing and adherence to the principles of harmlessness. Historically, this imagery was popularized by the Tendai Buddhist monk in the 17th century through the carved reliefs at the Toshogu shrine in Nikko. The static postures of the characters convey concentration and inner control. Such decor fits harmoniously into the interior of a home office, library, or thematic space, emphasizing restraint and a philosophical mindset.

The digital 3D model in STL format is designed for producing physical objects on CNC machines. The relief is prepared for milling using specialized software. The geometry of the product is adapted for working with various materials, including hardwoods, interior plastics, and artificial stone, allowing for the creation of detailed panels for cabinetry or wall decor.