Salary for the icon (Model 801) STL

In the Orthodox tradition, an icon riza and kiot serve not only as a protective element but also as a visual extension of the pictorial framing, emphasizing the sacred status of the holy image. The tradition of adorning icons with precious covers and architectural portals dates back to Byzantium and developed extensively in Russia from the 14th and 15th centuries onward. Such carved cornerpieces, arched completions, and ornamental columns trace back to the forms of ancient Russian iconostases and temple kiots. Believers traditionally offer prayers before icons placed in such shrines for domestic protection, spiritual fortitude, inner peace, and assistance in family needs.

The presented 3D model is a digital template of an architectural icon frame (Model 801), adapted for manufacturing on CNC machines. The STL file contains a meticulously detailed relief featuring traditional ornamentation and an arched top, designed for layer-by-layer wood milling. This digital layout is optimized for specialized CAM software, enabling the precise replication of canonical carving forms into a physical wooden object.