Icon "Saint Valentine" (Model 714) STL

The icon depicts the Holy Martyr Valentine of Caesarea, who suffered for the Christian faith in the early 4th century, around 308 AD, during the persecutions under Emperor Maximinus. According to hagiographical sources, a resident of the Palestinian city of Caesarea openly confessed Christ and endured martyrdom alongside other confessors. In the iconographic tradition, the saint is depicted holding a martyrdom cross and a palm branch, which are traditional symbols of the triumph of the spirit over bodily death and sacrificial suffering. Believers turn to this image with prayers for spiritual strength, steadfastness in life trials, strengthening of faith, and healing from physical ailments. Bearing the name of Saint Valentine invokes her heavenly patronage upon the faithful.

The digital archive contains a geometric 3D model of this icon in STL format, intended for industrial use on CNC machines. This file is optimized for volumetric milling and allows for the reproduction of the relief image on wooden blanks or other materials with high precision of detail.