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TRWA OBRAZ · Composition Creator

Thousands of photos on your phone. One of them will stay in oak — for generations.

You upload your photos, mark the faces and things that should stay, and we compose them into one piece. Before you order anything, you see it in wood — rotatable, with movable light.

Pencil sketch of the oak bas-relief of the Archangel Michael — figure with cross and Quis ut Deus shield in a carved frame, the design before it is milled in solid oak
Composition sketch of the Archangel Michael — every one of our bas-reliefs starts with a drawing like this before it goes into solid oak.
  • Price A personalised solid oak bas-relief — from 200 USD
  • What drives the price Size, number of figures and how complex the composition is
  • Format A single piece up to 900 × 650 mm, material up to 50 mm
Before we start

Before we start — two things, plainly.

We ask about budget in the first step so that nobody wastes time. A bas-relief is over a dozen hours of work in solid oak — below that floor it cannot be made well.

What goes into this work — because the machine does only part of it:

  1. 3D design Every motif gets its own 3D model: we set the scale, proportions and relief depth for the format, then program the toolpaths for the machine.
  2. Selecting and gluing the oak We pick boards that are knot-free on both faces and glue them into a solid block with non-toxic Titebond glue. A stable joint keeps the wood from warping once the deep pattern is cut out.
  3. Milling Many hours on the machine: first the roughing pass removes the bulk of the hard oak, then fine cutters slowly bring out the smallest details.
  4. Hand finishing The stage that gives the piece its character: sanding the recesses, removing loose fibres, and finally oil, wax or lacquer that bring out the grain and the play of light.

What budget do you have in mind for this bas-relief?

Next step

Design it for me

You send photos and a few sentences about what it should be. We compose the design and send it to you for approval, together with a quote. No account needed.

Send photos and a brief

At this budget we will not take the job on.

A bas-relief from your photos is over a dozen hours of work in solid oak — that is why it starts at 200 USD. If you are looking for something less expensive, have a look at the ready patterns from our workshop.

See ready patterns