Oval Bas-Relief Crucifix Medallion

Create a high-detail oval 3D bas-relief medallion from the complete uploaded Crucifix reference image. Preserve the exact composition: - Jesus Christ on the central engraved cross - Natural face, hair, beard, crown of thorns, hands, feet, wounds, anatomy, and draped cloth - Two upper cherubs with wings and red garments - Central dove with radiating sunburst - Red ornamental panel behind the dove - Symmetrical gold columns, arches, scrollwork, and lower flourishes - Blue-and-gold hanging fabric - Deep curtain background - Smooth continuous oval silver outer rim Relief hierarchy: - Jesus, face, hands, feet, dove, cherubs, and major gold ornaments: highest relief - Cross, columns, arch, blue drapery, and scrollwork: medium relief - Curtain folds and recessed black areas: shallow relief - Outer oval rim: raised, smooth, strong, and continuous - Use smooth depth transitions between every layer Model construction: - Front-facing oval bas-relief - Preserve the complete oval silhouette - Flat, solid back - Continuous connected geometry - Closed watertight manifold mesh - No floating cherubs, rays, fingers, fabric, cross pieces, or ornaments - Thicken delicate rays, wings, fingers, crown thorns, and decorative scrolls enough for printing and casting - No bail, jump ring, chain, hanging hole, text, watermark, floor, or background plane - Do not create a complete freestanding sculpture - Do not crop or simplify the religious figures - Keep the design symmetrical and faithful to the reference Approximate dimensions: - Height: 80 mm - Width: proportional to the reference, approximately 50 mm - Total thickness: 6 mm - Flat back thickness: approximately 1.5 mm - Maximum front relief: approximately 4.5 mm Material preview: neutral matte gray clay so the relief depth is easy to inspect. Generate the highest available geometry quality. Export STL and OBJ. I will verify scale, back flatness, minimum thickness, undercuts, and mesh integrity later in CAD software.

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