"Easter Tray" (Model 596) STL

The central element of the Easter dish composition is the Mandylion (Not Made by Hands), an ancient iconographic type depicting the face of Jesus Christ on a cloth. The tradition of venerating this image dates back to early Christian centuries and is associated with the legend of the healing of King Abgar of Edessa. Along the perimeter of the dish, there are recesses for nine Easter eggs, symbolizing new life and the Resurrection of Christ, accompanied by traditional liturgical inscriptions and the "XB" monograms glorifying the victory over death. Believers turn to this image with prayers of thanksgiving, strengthening of faith, and spiritual purification.

The digital artifact is a ready-to-use 3D model in STL format, designed for materialization on CNC machines. This file is optimized for volumetric milling and can be used on various equipment for the production of liturgical utensils made of wood, stone, or polymeric materials.