The icon of the Mother of God "Kasper" (Model 860) STL

The Kasperov Icon of the Mother of God is a venerated wonderworking image that appeared in the late 16th century in Transylvania and was brought to Russia in the 19th century. Iconographically, it belongs to the Eleusa (Tenderness) type, depicting the Virgin pressing the Christ Child close as He touches her cheek, symbolizing their inseparable bond and foreshadowing His future Passion. Historically, the icon became renowned for numerous healings and the protection of southern Russian lands, notably Odessa during the Crimean War. Believers pray before this image for spiritual peace, protection from disasters, healing from physical ailments, and the strengthening of faith during difficult times.

This digital 3D model is designed for producing relief carvings on CNC machines. The STL format file is optimized for high-precision layered milling of wooden blanks, ensuring accurate reproduction of the facial features, garments, and ornamental background.