Daniil Moscow Icon in Kyot (Model 764) STL

Saint Right-Believing Prince Daniil of Moscow, the youngest son of Saint Alexander Nevsky, lived in the second half of the 13th century and became the founder of the Moscow branch of Russian princes. He entered history as a wise ruler and peacemaker who laid the foundations for the unification of Russian lands around Moscow and founded the Danilov Monastery, the first in the city. The iconography of the saint traditionally depicts him in princely robes or monastic attire, often holding a model of a church in his hands. Believers pray before this image for peace in the family, the strengthening of the state, the resolution of housing problems, and the overcoming of legal disputes, as the prince was distinguished during his lifetime by his justice and care for his neighbors.

This digital 3D model of the icon in a kyot is prepared for production on CNC machines. The STL file is optimized for precision relief milling from solid wood, ensuring high detailing of the architectural framing elements and the saint's visage.