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The decorative element among the RN-228 carved wood is a meticulously crafted carving featuring a floral motif design. The circular shape is harmonious, so it can be easily fitted to corners during door renovation, for example. Cabinetmaker workshops often use these on both classic and modern furniture.
The carving is available in several sizes: width 4 cm, height 4 cm, thickness from 0.8 cm, up to width 6 cm, height 6 cm, thickness 0.8 cm. The size tolerance is plus or minus 3%. Round rossette with floral petal decoration. The material is maple and beech. Beech's hardwood structure makes it a perfect choice for intricate carved wood. Due to its moderately hard nature, maple is an optimal choice for both beginner and advanced woodcarvers, as it offers sufficient resistance but is not too difficult to work. It has excellent surface finishing properties—it can be stained, painted, or oiled, allowing for a variety of appearances. This product is not surface-treated.
The carved wood has a high-quality surface and is hand-sanded after production, so it can be painted or glazed immediately. Products in stock are shipped immediately, and we deliver within a short period after your order. This is not pressed sawdust but genuine carved wood. These patterns are classic and accepted among cabinetmakers. They are available in various sizes and styles; custom design is not necessary.
Interior door renovation is an ideal opportunity to incorporate these carvings, as these decorations can be easily fitted to existing wooden surfaces. In cabinetmaker work, the rossette is frequently used to decorate door panels, cabinet doors, and mirror frames. The carvings are durable and can be easily combined with other floral motif decorations.
The carvings can be most easily attached using wood glue (D2 or D3). The surface must be cleaned and dusted beforehand. If mechanical fixing is necessary, small brads or wire nails can be used. Sink the nail heads below the wood surface and patch with wood filler so the surface remains smooth.
Carved wood is sold in a natural, untreated state, so you can decide how to finish it. Painting, staining, glaze, or silk-gloss varnish are all good solutions. The floral details can be beautifully highlighted with thin, multiple layers of glaze. Always work on a dust-free surface and use a small brush.
In cabinetmaker projects, sometimes trial fitting of carved wood is not performed before gluing, which results in inaccurate positioning. During door renovation, it is advisable to first fit the rossette dry. Do not use too much glue as the excess is difficult to remove after drying. For securing, it is recommended to use a clamp or weight and allow the full drying time.
These decorative elements appeared in ancient architecture and on Renaissance furniture as well. The circular shape symbolized unity and harmony. Among wood carvings, this motif has remained one of the most widespread on classicist and baroque furniture. Cabinetmaker masters often used the rossette as a central element in decorating cabinets and door frames.
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.
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