Panel "Lights of St. Petersburg" (Model 5561) STL

The composition of the relief is based on a multi-planar architectural landscape enclosed within a strict rectangular frame-baguette. The foreground is dominated by a massive street lantern with meticulously detailed brackets and base, mounted on an embankment parapet featuring an ornamental railing. The middle and background planes form the silhouettes of St. Petersburg landmarks, including the spire of the Peter and Paul Fortress and building domes, establishing spatial depth through gradations of relief. Historically, the first oil lanterns in St. Petersburg were mass-installed by decree of Peter I in 1706 along the facades of prominent buildings. The panel is suitable for interior decoration of studies, libraries, living rooms, and public spaces.

The digital 3D model in STL format is intended for manufacturing physical objects on CNC milling machines. The relief is technically optimized for layered machining of materials, including solid wood, MDF, modeling plastic, and soft stone.