Icon "Andrew the First Called" (Model 566) STL

Saint Andrew the First-Called was the earliest of the disciples summoned by Jesus Christ. According to ecclesiastical tradition, he preached Christianity across the Balkans and the Black Sea region, eventually reaching the northern lands, which established his enduring patronage over statehood and seafaring. Orthodox iconography traditionally depicts him as a gray-haired apostle with a tapered beard, wearing a traditional himation and holding a scroll symbolizing the apostolic teachings. Believers pray before this image for spiritual steadfastness, protection from adversity, and safe journeys during travels.

The digital archive contains a 3D model in STL format designed for production on CNC machines. The geometry is optimized for the precision milling of relief on wooden blanks or polymeric materials, enabling the fabrication of traditional icons for ecclesiastical and domestic settings.