Paired Rose Spray Appliqués

Two lush rose sprays carved in deep relief, ready to dress a panel. This CNC file delivers a matched pair of floral appliqués rendered in warm wood tone. Each is built around a single full-blown rose — layered, curling petals wrapping a tight spiralled centre — flanked by plump buds and long, veined leaves that stream off on the diagonal as if a breeze caught them. The upper spray leans one way with a bud rising above the bloom; the lower is fuller and heavier, its rose almost spilling out of the frame. Together they read as a top-and-bottom set for a door stile, drawer front, headboard or mirror surround. The relief is genuinely deep, with undercut-looking petal edges and crisp leaf veining that throws real shadow — the kind of ornament that makes flat cabinetry look bespoke. CNC notes: • Rough with a flat or bull-nose bit, then finish with a tapered ball-nose (1–2mm) to reach into the petal overlaps and vein lines. • Best in a tight, even-grained hardwood — lime, cherry, walnut or hard maple — to hold the fine petal edges without tear-out. • Run a fine finishing stepover (8–10%) across the flower centres; that spiral is the focal point and shows every ridge. • Mirror the second piece if you want a perfectly symmetrical pair, and leave a flat glue land on the back for clean mounting.