Panel "Hookah" (Model 5639) STL

The rectangular panel is enclosed within an intricate frame decorated with floral and geometric motifs. In the foreground of the relief, a group of three hookahs of varying heights is depicted, placed on a horizontal table surface. The background consists of a flat plane featuring an oriental pattern, against which the contours of the smoking devices and flexible hoses are graphically distinguished. Historically, a device analogous to the modern hookah originated in India and was initially constructed from a coconut shell known as 'narikal'. Suitable for decorating lounge zones, thematic halls, restaurants, and specialized interiors.

The digital 3D model is provided in STL format and is intended for manufacturing physical objects on CNC milling machines. The relief is optimized for layered material removal and is adapted for machining solid wood, MDF, soft stone, or modeling plastic.