Icon "Anfisa of Rome" (Model 592) STL

Saint Martyr Anfisa of Rome suffered for the Christian faith in the 5th century. As the wife of a Roman prefect, she refused to accept baptism from Arians at the demand of the empress, for which she endured martyrdom by fire. In iconography, the saint is traditionally depicted holding a cross, symbolizing her steadfastness and loyalty to Christ to the end. Believers pray before this image for spiritual endurance during severe life trials, the strengthening of faith, and healing from physical and mental ailments.

The digital file is a detailed 3D model prepared for manufacturing purposes. This 3D model in STL format is optimized for computer numerical control equipment. The architecture of the file enables precise relief milling on CNC machines when producing carved icons from wood, stone, or polymer materials.