Central decor element "Two garters" (Model 1130) STL

The central decorative element "Two garters" is a bas-relief composition featuring bilateral axial symmetry. The ornament is constructed from festoons and garlands of textile ribbons with hanging tassels, united in the center by a knot with a rosette, and supplemented by stylized shoots with acanthus leaves and volute scrolls. The prototype for such ornaments in the European tradition was the ancient Roman garlands (festivum), which architects of the Classicism and Neoclassicism eras, notably Robert Adam in the 18th century, actively introduced into the interior decor of British and continental residences. Suitable for decorating furniture facades, door portals, wall panels, and case furniture elements.

The three-dimensional digital model is presented in STL format and is intended for use on CNC milling machines. The relief is optimized for multi-pass machining and can be applied when working with solid hardwoods and softwoods, MDF, model plastics, and softer stones in the production of furniture and interior elements.