Frame "Celtic" (Model 6041) STL

The "Celtic" frame (Model 6041) is a rectangular construction featuring arched upper and lower crests complemented by rounded corner segments. A continuous woven Celtic interlaced pattern formed by geometric loops and knots runs along the entire perimeter of the profile. Historically, Celtic ornamentation, adapted from early medieval manuscripts such as the Book of Kells, symbolized infinity and the continuity of life, finding expression in stone and wood carving. Such motifs gained widespread popularity during the Celtic Revival of the 19th century in British and Irish decorative arts workshops. The model is intended for framing wall mirrors, paintings, tapestries, portraits, and creating accent interior elements.

The digital 3D model is provided in STL format and optimized for machining on CNC milling machines. The relief is adapted for processing solid wood, MDF, or modeling boards using flat-end and ball-nose cutters. The preparation of control programs (G-code) for the equipment is carried out in specialized CAD/CAM software such as ArtCAM, NC Studio, or Mach3.