"Kaczkar Cross" (Model 515) STL

A khachkar, or cross-stone, is a traditional architectural and sculptural monument of Armenian Christian art dating back to the 9th century, a period of cultural revival following liberation from Arab rule. The central composition features the cross as the tree of life, symbolizing Christ's redemptive sacrifice and victory over death, framed by intricate floral and geometric ornamentation. Traditionally, khachkars were erected near roads, churches, and monastic complexes as focal points for prayer, divine protection, and commemoration.

This digital 3D model is a precise topographical recreation intended for physical fabrication using CNC equipment. The file is optimized for precision milling and provided in standard STL format, ensuring full compatibility with computer-aided manufacturing software for wood, stone, and composite carving.