"Cowboy" (Model 3313) STL

The bas-relief medallion "Cowboy" (Model 3313) is a high-relief composition depicting a mounted female warrior in traditional cowboy attire. The rider wears a classic wide-brimmed hat, a long-sleeved shirt, and a neckerchief tied at the chest, seated in a decorated fringed saddle while holding the reins. The background features the silhouette of a one-handed sword hilt, introducing an eclectic element to the traditional frontier iconography. A facial scar marks the figure, emphasizing a stern character and combat background. Historically, the phenomenon of cowgirls gained prominence during the late 19th-century expansion of the American Old West, where women participated equally in cattle drives and rodeos, with historical figures like Buffalo Bill's performers and local ranchers establishing the archetype of the armed frontier horsewoman. The model is intended for creating interior sculpture, collectible souvenirs, museum replicas, or thematic decor.

The digital file in STL format is a 3D model intended for manufacturing purposes. The mesh architecture is optimized for both multi-axis CNC milling machines for wood or stone and 3D printing (SLA/FDM) using photopolymer resins or plastic.