Panel "Jesus put in a coffin" (Model 925) STL

The iconographic subject "The Entombment of Christ" traces back to ancient Byzantine traditions, depicting the evangelical event when, following the crucifixion, the body of Jesus Christ was taken down from the cross and laid in the sepulcher by Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus, accompanied by the Virgin Mary and the Myrrh-bearing women. This imagery is a core part of the Passion narrative and achieved its canonical development in church decoration during the early Christian and Byzantine periods. Prayer before this icon centers on contemplating Christ's sacrifice, redemption, and victory over death, offering spiritual solace during deep grief, loss, and suffering while anticipating the Resurrection.

The presented digital 3D model in STL format is designed for producing relief panels via milling on CNC machines. The geometry of the product is optimized for working with solid wood and composite materials, ensuring high precision in detailing the relief when preparing control programs in specialized CAM software.