"The Last Supper" Icon (Model 581) STL

The iconographic subject of "The Last Supper" originates from the Gospel narratives depicting Jesus Christ's final meal with the twelve apostles on the eve of His crucifixion. The composition centers on the Savior, who instituted the Sacrament of the Eucharist, surrounded by His disciples, including Judas the betrayer. This complex multi-figure canon developed within Byzantine and Old Russian art as a visual embodiment of the Divine Liturgy. Traditionally, the faithful offer prayers before this image to strengthen their faith, preserve spiritual unity within the family, and seek deliverance from betrayal, faint-heartedness, and inner anguish.

The presented digital 3D model is intended for materialization using CNC machines and 3D printers. The file in STL format is optimized for relief milling on wood, stone, or soft metals. The geometry of the relief is thoroughly detailed for accurate processing in specialized CAM software, ensuring high precision in reproducing the artistic design for the production of church utensils, kiots, or home icons.