Nude Bather Shower Door Plaque

A cheeky bathroom-door plaque carved as a full-relief bather. This CNC panel shows a slender nude woman stepping out through a shower-stall frame, one arm lifted behind her head while the raised showerhead drips above her and her weight settles onto crossed legs on a small rounded shower tray. A large sunflower leans in from the left, and flowing cursive Cyrillic across the top reads "Душ" — Russian for "Shower" — making this a playful sign for a bathroom or wet-room door. The whole scene sits inside a soft, cloud-like wavy border that frames the figure like a keyhole. It is built to be routed as a deep-relief plaque rather than a freestanding piece, so the body, doorframe and flower all rise from a shared back plane. Mount it on a door, hang it on a tiled wall, or set it into a timber surround. Print notes: • Cut in a fine, tight-grained hardwood (lime, maple, pear) or a dense model board so the smooth skin and the cursive letters hold cleanly. • Rough with a flat end mill, then finish the curved forms with a small tapered ball-nose for the softest skin transitions. • Keep the tool small around the raised arm and showerhead to avoid gouging the undercuts. • Sand lightly and oil or wax; a low sheen flatters the rounded relief far better than gloss.