A capital of columns in Corinthian style
The VK-340A wooden carvings represent a capital of columns known from ancient architecture, evoking the fine details of a corintian column. The meticulous craftsmanship and classic symmetry allow it to fit both modern and traditional interiors. It is often used in fine woodworking shops for antique furniture restoration or creating new furniture.
Technical data of the VK-340A wooden carvings
The capital of columns dimensions: width ranges from 4 cm to 11.6 cm, height from 9 cm to 18 cm, thickness from 2 cm to 3.5 cm, available in multiple sizes. Size tolerance is plus or minus 3%. The corintian column capital features acanthus leaf and bead pattern decorations. It is made of exotic (rubber) wood. Rubber wood has ecological advantages since it is made from the by-product of rubber plantations, making it a recycled material. It offers a cost-effective solution for quality wooden ornaments. With its light and natural color, it provides a neutral base for all finishing methods—from painting to staining and waxing. This product is unfinished.
Product advantages – for wooden carvings and kitchen renovation ideas
The VK-340A wooden carvings are crafted from solid wood and precisely finished. It can be easily matched with other decorative elements, making it well-suited for kitchen renovation ideas. Fine woodworking professionals appreciate its precise dimensions and smooth surface, ready for painting and varnishing. Both professional and hobby woodworkers save time and energy by choosing these ready-made wooden onlays. Wooden ornaments made with CNC technology are of consistent quality and require no further finishing.
Wooden carving as a capital of columns element?
It primarily functions as a capital of columns element, but can also be used for other types of column decorations. It is a commonly used decorative element in kitchen construction, highlighting the upper part of kitchen cabinets. Fine woodworking experts can thus achieve impressive results quickly and cost-effectively. This is a great option for antique furniture restoration or interior door renovation, available in multiple sizes so you can find the ideal piece! During fine woodworking restoration projects, it can be used as a capital of columns element or as a side ornament. This ornament makes a striking trim for a wider door strip, window frame, and also works beautifully as fireplace décor.
How to securely fix the capital of columns element?
For attachment, wood glue (D2 or D3) is recommended. After slight sanding and dust removal, apply a thin, even layer of glue to the back of the carving and the receiving surface. During drying, press the two surfaces together using a quick clamp or weights. If some glue seeps out, we recommend wiping it away with a slightly damp cloth to avoid problems later. For safety, allow full drying, which may take 12 to 24 hours. When fixing the wooden carvings, a small panel nail can also be used for reinforcement, sunk below the wood surface and covered with wood filler. This ensures secure and lasting attachment when restoring furniture.
How to easily finish wooden carvings?
Wooden onlays can be painted in a variety of ways. They can be painted with color, covering the original wood tone and grain. They can be stained, allowing the wood’s character and original pattern to show through, depending on the coloring material. They can be lacquered, which forms a hard, transparent or tinted protective layer on the wood surface; unlike stain, this does not soak into the wood. This layer protects against scratches, wear and moisture, but if damaged, it may peel or crack. During antique furniture restoration, varnish makes the wood grain visible but gives a much glossier, more artificial effect than stain. Finally, they can be oiled, which also brings out the grain of the wood.
Cultural history – the origin and symbolism of the corintian column
The corintian column is one of the most ornate architectural elements of ancient Greece. The capitals of columns were built from richly carved acanthus leaves and palmettes. This style later appeared in Renaissance and Baroque furniture art, where fine woodworking masters frequently adopted it during antique furniture restoration. The VK-340A wooden ornament is a contemporary, precisely crafted version of this tradition.
Second class carvings
If you can see and select the second class product, there are also a few second class ornaments made from that carving. These items may have minor defects such as discoloration, warping, or small chips or cracks. If you are interested in our second class products currently in stock, please contact us so that we can provide you with more detailed information and, if requested, photographs of these carvings.
