High-precision bas-relief portrait medallion of Lord Krishna playing the flute engineered for jewelry investment casting, numismatic dies, and CNC engraving.

Detailed Hindu sacred iconography showcasing the traditional peacock feather crest, floral coronet, forehead Tilak, intricate flower garlands, layered beads, and hand positioning on the transverse flute.

Encased within an oval perimeter frame accented by a continuous raised spherical bead border.

Overall Model Height: 32.70 mm.

Overall Model Width: 27.68 mm.

Solid Mesh Volume: 857 mm³ (0.86 cm³).

Mesh Integrity: 100% closed, watertight manifold geometry verified free of non-manifold edges.

Deliverable Format: High-density production-ready STL mesh.

Scalability: Proportional uniform scaling fully supported across all major slicer and CAD suites.

Additive Manufacturing: Compatible with professional SLA, DLP, and ultra-high-resolution LCD resin 3D printers.

Layer Thickness: 25 to 30 microns (0.025–0.03 mm) Z-axis slicing recommended to capture micro-texturing on floral garlands, beaded borders, and smooth facial planes.

Consumables: Direct-investment castable photopolymer wax formulations or direct wax jetting.

Platform Placement: Orient model inclined 35° to 45° backward; anchor support points across the flat rear plane and bottom outer rim to avoid contact marks on facial and hand details.

Foundry Workflow: Thorough solvent cleaning and complete UV curing prior to standard lost-wax investment burnout and metal casting (Gold, Sterling Silver, Bronze).