Gothic Rose Window Cathedral Shelf
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Description
A cathedral-front wall shelf in two glue-together halves, with blind lancet windows, pinnacles, battlements and a blind arcade below the shelf. Each half now carries layered rose windows in the style of a medieval cathedral facade: stepped rings, twelve radiating spokes, cusped lobes and a domed centre boss.
Design notes
- Large rose window at the top centre of each half, plus two more in the lower arcade
- Countersunk screw holes for hanging, with clear access pockets
- Tongue-and-groove seam for super gluing the halves together
- Each half fits a 250 mm-class print bed
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