Panel "Cross Khachkar" (Model 746) STL

A khachkar, or cross-stone, is a unique tradition of Armenian Christian art featuring a carved stone stele adorned with a cross, symbolizing the tree of life and Christ's redemptive sacrifice. The tradition of creating khachkars dates back to the 4th century following the Christianization of Armenia, with the golden age of this art form flourishing between the 9th and 11th centuries. At the center of the composition stands the cross, framed by intricate floral and geometric interlacements embodying eternal life. Believers offer prayers before the khachkar for spiritual protection, strengthening of faith, domestic peace, and the commemoration of ancestors, viewing it as a tangible sign of divine grace and resurrection.

This digital 3D model is engineered for manufacturing relief panels on CNC machinery. The file is optimized in STL format, enabling precise milling in wood, stone, or composite materials using professional CAM software.