"San Pedro the Pirate (Model 2014) STL

The composition of the relief is based on a multi-planar combination of cartographic motifs and figurative elements. In the foreground, an anthropomorphic skeleton wearing a hat and smoking a pipe while holding a ship's wheel and flintlock pistols stands out in high relief; in the middle ground, the silhouette of a sailing vessel is detailed. The background is formed by an unrolled parchment with a textured surface imitating an ancient map bearing the inscription "SAN PEDRO" and decorative wear along the edges; the relief lacks a rigid frame, with the scroll itself acting as the border through its curled edges. Historically, the image of the pirate captain refers to the era of 17th-century Caribbean buccaneers, where such geographical maps were hand-drawn on leather or parchment and frequently accompanied by skulls as symbols of maritime peril. Suitable for the decoration of studies, libraries, and thematic halls.

The digital 3D model is provided in STL format and is intended for use on CNC milling machines operated via software such as ArtCAM, Mach3, or NC Studio. The relief is optimized for layered milling and adapted for processing solid wood, MDF, model plastic, and soft stone.