The Crowned Supper
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A halo burns at the center of a long table, and around it twelve crowned figures lean toward the moment of blessing. Bread broken, chalice raised, royal robes catching the light that pours from the radiant disc behind Christ. This is the supper reimagined as a gathering of kings — the sacred meal where bread becomes covenant. Cut from a single sheet of 2mm steel, the whole banquet holds together in one continuous line: the vaulted columns, the cloth-laid table, the goblets and loaves, every crown and bowed head connected without a single join.
Laser-cut from low-carbon steel in a Polish workshop. The cutting beam traces the scene at 0.1mm precision — fine enough to keep the embroidered hems of the robes, the rim of the central chalice, and the slender spokes of the halo distinct from one another. Each element is engineered to stay structurally connected to the next, so the entire composition arrives as one piece of steel: no welding, no assembly, no separate parts fitted together. Wall-ready as it leaves the cutting bed.
Mounted on standoff spacers 15mm from the wall, the panel casts a layered shadow behind the metal. The halo throws its rays twice — once cut in steel, once in shadow on the plaster behind it. As light moves through the room, the table seems to recede into the wall and emerge again, sharper in direct light, softer and more candlelit in the evening. A living depth that flat prints cannot reach.
Four finishes carry the mood: matte black for the deepest chiaroscuro and the sharpest read against light walls, matte white for a quieter presence in bright dining rooms and chapels, raw steel with a clear protective coat for a warm metallic grain, or corten rust for an aged, reliquary-like patina that deepens over months. Five sizes from S (45 cm) to XXL (130 cm) on the longer side, each scaled to preserve the original proportions. Weight ranges from approximately 1.5 to 8 kg. Full finish and sizing details are in the craft and delivery guide.
Part of the religious collection. See also Descent from the Cross and Multi-Winged Seraphim, or browse the full Christian art selection.
Each panel is laser-cut from a single sheet of steel — no assembly, no seams.
The result is a shadow-casting sculpture that transforms any wall into a gallery.
- Material
- 2mm low-carbon steel
- Technique
- Laser-cut CNC
- Mounting
- Wall standoffs (25mm, included)
- Lead time
- 7–14 business days
- Category
- religious
- Style
- silhouette_cutout
Each panel is made to order. Estimated production and delivery time: 7-14 business days.
- Mark position on the wall
- Install included standoff anchors
- Hang the panel
Invisible standoff mounting creates a 3D shadow effect.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Jesus Christ seated at the center of a long banquet table with a radiant halo, surrounded by twelve crowned figures in royal robes. He blesses bread and wine in a Last Supper scene reimagined as a gathering of kings — sacred and regal, the moment the meal becomes covenant. Every crown, goblet, and column stays connected in one continuous piece.
Each panel is laser-cut from a single sheet of 2mm low-carbon steel. The entire composition — the table, the halo, every robe and chalice — remains one continuous, structurally connected piece. No welding or assembly required.
The panel ships with standoff spacers and wall anchors. Mount the spacers to the wall, then attach the panel. The 15mm gap creates a floating effect, casting a layered shadow behind the steel — the halo's rays appear twice, once in metal and once in shadow, shifting throughout the day.
Four options: Matte Black for the deepest chiaroscuro and sharpest contrast on light walls, Matte White for a quieter presence in bright dining rooms and chapels, Raw Steel with a clear protective coat for a warm metallic grain, and Corten Rust for an aged, reliquary-like patina that develops naturally over months.
Five sizes scaled to preserve the original proportions: S (45 cm), M (60 cm), L (80 cm), XL (100 cm), and XXL (130 cm) on the longer side. The horizontal composition makes the larger sizes well suited to dining rooms and chapels. Weight ranges from approximately 1.5 kg to 8 kg depending on size.
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