Adygea Nart Rider Medallion

The coat of arms of Adygea rendered as a bronze medallion — a Nart hero riding a burst of light over the Caucasus. Within a beaded circular border carrying Cyrillic script and a five-point star, the central scene shows the legendary mounted rider of the Nart epics galloping across mountain ridges beneath a fan of rays crowned by a ring of small stars. Below him, ploughed fields, sheaves of wheat, oak leaves and flowers frame a round council table lettered "РФ". The whole is worked in shallow, coin-like relief across a single round disc, giving it the look of a struck commemorative medal. It suits a wall medallion or plaque, a heritage or collector display piece, or an inset for a box lid or decorative panel. Print / CNC notes • This is coin-style low relief — a fine ball-nose (1–2mm) or a small engraving bit resolves the rim lettering, stars and horse; keep the finishing stepover tight so the text stays legible. • Cut from round stock or pocket a disc into a larger board; flat-backed for wall mounting. • Ease the feeds over the fine rim text to avoid fuzzing the Cyrillic characters. • A bronze or antique-metal paint rub, wiped back off the raised areas, reads convincingly as aged struck metal.