Stylised Rifle Silhouette Relief

A long, mechanical silhouette with real presence. Setting aside the Celtic/mandala tags (which don't match this render at all), what's actually modelled here is a slim, horizontal sculptural form. A squared block anchors the left end like a shoulder stock; a curved neck lifts from it into a central housing pierced by two oblong openings, with a finely serrated, ridged ramp tucked beneath them; and a tapering arm then sweeps away to the right, flicking up at the tip. The proportions — stock, a trigger-guard-shaped pair of cut-outs, and a long, thin barrel-like extension — give it the unmistakable profile of a stylised long-arm or rifle. As a cut piece it would work as a wall-mounted silhouette or a prop-style display object. Because the subject reads clearly as a firearm, it has been marked for human review before listing. Cut notes • The thin right-hand taper is the weak point: run it along the grain and hold it with onion-skin tabs until the final pass. • Resolve the serrated ramp with a fine ball-nose or tapered bit so the ridges stay crisp. • Hand-deburr both openings; tool marks are very visible inside tight cut-outs. • Hardwood gives the cleanest edges along the long slender arm.