Sunflower Rhombus Relief Panel

A sunflower caught mid-bloom inside a slanted diamond frame. This CNC relief fills a rhombus-shaped panel with a single fat sunflower at its heart, petals fanning outward while curling acanthus leaves and tight volute scrolls sweep around it corner to corner. A plain raised border frames the whole composition, so the carved foliage reads with real depth against the flat ground - the kind of ornamental onlay that dresses up an otherwise plain surface. It's built for woodworkers decorating cabinet doors, headboards, chest lids or feature wall panels, and the diagonal format makes it a natural fit for corners and angled fields where a square panel would look wrong. Cut notes • Rough out with a large ballnose, then finish with a fine tapered ballnose to catch the petal veins and scroll curls. • Hardwoods like oak, walnut or maple hold the crisp edges best; a tight-grain timber avoids tear-out on the fine leaf tips. • Mind the depth on the raised border so the sunflower stays the highest point and reads as the focal centre. • Finish with a light sanding, then oil or wax to make the relief shadows pop; scale the panel to suit your door or drawer.