Mask "Shaman" (Model 3328) STL

The presented artifact is executed in the form of a relief mask. The composition combines the zoomorphic features of an anthropomorphic primate resembling a gorilla with elements of traditional shamanic attire: the facial part features massive supraorbital ridges, a wide nose, and a bared mouth, framed by bundles of radiating elements simulating ritual feathers or woven plant fibers. In traditional cults, masks of animals and anthropomorphic creatures were used by shamans during transpersonal rituals to establish connection with patron spirits and totemic ancestors, providing a mediating function between the world of the living and the sacred space. The model is intended for creating interior sculpture, collectible souvenirs, museum replicas, or thematic decor.

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