Bas -relief "At the Lukomorye oak green" (Model 5095) STL

The thematic carved bas-relief panel "At Lukomorye a green oak" (Model 5095) is a multi-figure composition illustrating the prologue of A.S. Pushkin's poem "Ruslan and Lyudmila". The center of the composition features a massive oak with a sprawling crown entwined with a heavy chain, along which a learned cat walks. Fairy-tale characters are placed on the branches and within the crown openings: a mermaid with a fish tail sitting on the branches, a leshy, a hut on chicken legs at the roots, Tsar Kashchei gloating over gold, and bogatyrs emerging from sea waters led by Chernomor. The upper background is complemented by images of a sorcerer flying in the clouds carrying a tsarevna, and a mythical beast within the celestial curls. In Slavic mythology, Lukomorye was perceived as a boundary zone between the human world and the otherworldly realm of Nav, inhabited by chthonic creatures, while the world tree acts as the cosmic axis connecting the underground, earthly, and heavenly levels of the universe. The model is intended for creating thematic interior panels, decoration of play areas, children's rooms, or collectible decor.

The file is a digital 3D model in STL format, optimized for CNC milling machines. The relief is calculated for high-precision machining on solid wood, MDF, or composite materials using end and ball-nose cutters. Additionally, the file geometry is adapted for 3D printing using SLA and FDM technologies with photopolymer resins or plastic filaments.