Central decor element (Model 1179) STL

The central decorative element is based on bilateral symmetry relative to the vertical axis dividing the composition into two mirror-imaged wings. A circular medallion with a rosette, framed by a torus molding, is positioned in the center. Stylized acanthus leaves and palmettes extend symmetrically from the central node, forming a horizontally elongated relief with detailed veins and scrolls. Similar symmetrical floral compositions became widespread during the Neoclassical period of the late 18th century through the French architect Charles Percier, who systematized archaeological finds from Pompeii and introduced them into Empire style furniture decor for Napoleon's residences. The element is used for decorating furniture facades, door portals, wall panels, and fireplace frizes.

The file is a digital 3D model in STL format intended for CNC milling machines. The relief is optimized for machining solid wood, MDF, model board, or soft stone.