Bas-relief "A face made of rags" (Model 5641) STL

The composition of the bas-relief "A face made of rags" is based on the deconstruction of a portrait image: the foreground features a female face visually segmented into separate fragments and flaps, creating a multi-level relief section. The eyes, nose, and lips are worked out in detail, while the contours of the face and forehead consist of overlapping geometric plates without a pronounced background or framing baguette. In the history of art, the concept of a fragmented human face was actively used by Cubist masters in the early 20th century as a way to simultaneously demonstrate an object from multiple viewpoints. The model is suitable for interior design in modern spaces, studios, living rooms, and thematic halls.

The STL file is a digital 3D model intended for milling on CNC machines. The relief is adapted for processing solid wood, MDF, modeling plastic, and soft stone.