Fist And Wheat Emblem Medallion

A clenched fist seizes a forked lightning bolt while a heavy sheaf of grain sweeps in from the right — raw power and quiet harvest locked into one round emblem. This is a circular bas-relief medallion, formed as a single disc with a raised outer rim and an integrated loop moulded into the top for hanging. Inside the recessed field, the central motif is a muscular hand gripping a jagged lightning bolt that cuts diagonally across the whole coin; balancing it is a curved spray of wheat or barley, each grain modelled as a plump teardrop strung along an arcing stalk. The contrast reads instantly — energy on one side, agriculture on the other — the kind of allegorical badge you might expect on a union crest, a strength-and-plenty token, or a fantasy faction seal. Because the loop is built in, it works equally well as a pendant, a keyring charm, a bag tag, or a small wall-mounted plaque. Collectors of relief coins and cosplayers building prop insignia will get the most out of it. Print notes • Carve or print face-up so the relief self-supports; the flat back needs nothing underneath. • On FDM a 0.2 mm layer keeps the wheat grains legible; drop to 0.12 mm in resin for razor edges on the bolt. • For CNC, chase the leaf curves with a 2–3 mm ball-nose finishing pass and leave the rim as a clean shoulder. • Prime dark, then dry-brush bronze or brass so the raised fist and grain jump out of the shadow.