Frame "Oval Empire" (Model 6048) STL

The frame "Oval Empire" (Model 6048) is an oval construction featuring a symmetrical ornamentation composed of floral and berry motifs. The upper section is structured with a pronounced cartouche and acanthus leaves transitioning into scrolls, while the lower part terminates in a console-like base with symmetrical volutes and garlands. Floral buds, foliage, and fruit elements are modeled in relief along the frame profile. Historically, the Empire style emerged as the final phase of neoclassicism in France during the reign of Napoleon Bonaparte, drawing direct inspiration from Roman and Greek antiquity, where large oval and circular mirrors housed in carved wooden frames were standard fixtures above fireplaces and console tables in formal interiors. 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 is designed for the production of physical reliefs using CNC milling machines for woodworking. The geometry is optimized for machining solid wood, MDF, or tooling board. The preparation of control programs for milling can be performed in specialized CAD/CAM software environments such as ArtCAM, NC Studio, and Mach3.