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2x3 feet bronze Last Supper wall mural | detailed 3D relief artwork inspired by classic Christian art | framed and unframed options
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The Last Supper 3D Wall Art Mural for Home (2 × 3 Feet)

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ColorBronze
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Description

The Last Supper 3D Wall Art Mural — A Classical Masterpiece in Handcrafted Relief

Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper is among the most recognised compositions in the history of Western art — a depiction of Jesus and his twelve disciples at the moment of the Passover meal that has been reproduced across centuries in every artistic medium. This handcrafted 3D wall art sculpture renders that iconic composition in layered high relief, crafted from epoxy resin reinforced with fiberglass with fine surface detailing across all thirteen figures, the table setting, and the architectural backdrop, creating a relief mural that brings genuine sculptural depth to one of history's most celebrated scenes.

At 2 × 3 feet, the wide horizontal format is a natural fit for the panoramic composition, with the relief depth creating a natural interplay of light and shadow across the figures and the draped setting throughout the day. Available in both Framed and Unframed formats, it arrives ready to hang.

Available Finish Options

  • Golden — A warm, luminous surface that gives the classical composition a richly elevated, almost Byzantine quality suited to traditional and heritage interiors.
  • Bronze — A deep, aged metallic finish that gives the Last Supper scene a classical, museum-quality sculptural character suited to dining rooms, galleries, and churches.

Specifications

Product Type 3D Wall Art Sculpture
Design The Last Supper (Inspired by Leonardo da Vinci)
Dimensions 2 × 3 Feet / 24 × 36 Inches / 60.96 × 91.44 cm
Material Epoxy resin reinforced with fiberglass
Finish Options Golden, Bronze
Frame Framed and Unframed
Mounting Ready to hang
Usage Indoor wall decor

Design and Craftsmanship Highlights

  • All thirteen figures — Jesus and the twelve disciples — sculpted with individual expression and posture in layered high relief within the full panoramic composition
  • Table setting, draped cloth, and architectural backdrop rendered with fine surface detailing across the complete 2 × 3 feet panel
  • Wide horizontal format is a natural compositional fit for the panoramic Last Supper scene
  • Available framed for immediate installation or unframed for custom display flexibility in gallery and dining contexts
  • Epoxy resin and fiberglass construction ensures consistent finish quality and long-term structural durability

Placement and Usability

  • Dining rooms — the Last Supper composition is one of the most traditional and meaningful dining room wall art choices in Christian households
  • Prayer rooms and home chapels — a deeply significant devotional subject for personal worship and reflection spaces
  • Churches and community spaces — suits public devotional settings where a handcrafted relief interpretation of the classical subject carries artistic significance
  • Living room gallery walls — the wide horizontal format works well alongside other framed or relief pieces in a curated wall arrangement
  • Christmas, Easter, and housewarming gifting — a meaningful choice for Christian households, art collectors, and recipients who appreciate classical art subjects

Care Instructions

  • Clean gently using a soft dry cloth
  • Suitable for indoor display
  • Surface repainting can be done if required
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Delivery Time:

  • India: 7–14 working days
  • International: 10–15 working days
    Address changes are allowed before dispatch. We also ship to P.O. boxes.

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  • India: GST is included.
  • International: Import duties/taxes may apply. If refused, return costs will be deducted from your refund.

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Damage/Loss During Transit: We will process a refund or replacement following the courier's investigation. For any issues, contact us at hello@artgatha.com.

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The Last Supper 3D Wall Art Mural: Da Vinci's Masterpiece in Handcrafted Relief

What Leonardo Da Vinci Actually Depicted in This Scene

Most people assume the Last Supper depicts the institution of the Eucharist — the bread and wine. Da Vinci chose a different moment: the instant Jesus announces that one of his disciples will betray him. The twelve apostles are arranged in four groups of three — the number three referencing the Trinity, the number four referencing the four Gospels — each figure expressing a distinct emotional response to that announcement. Judas is identifiable by his darker face and the small money bag in his hand. Christ sits at the precise centre, his body forming a triangle — the geometric symbol of the Holy Trinity — framed by the window behind him to signify his divine nature.

Why This Composition Works in a Dining Room

Da Vinci painted the original for the refectory — the dining hall — of the Dominican convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie in Milan, commissioned by Duke Ludovico Sforza in 1495. It was designed to be seen by monks at their meals, the painted table continuous with the real room. Placing this composition in a dining room is not convention — it is a direct continuation of the original intent of the

Frequently Asked Questions

Da Vinci chose the moment Jesus announces that one of his disciples will betray him — not the institution of the Eucharist. Each of the twelve apostles reacts differently to that announcement, and the range of individual expressions across the thirteen figures is the central artistic achievement of the composition.

The twelve disciples are grouped in four sets of three on either side of Christ — four referencing the four Gospels, three referencing the Holy Trinity. Christ sits at the exact centre, his body forming a triangle that was da Vinci's deliberate geometric symbol of divine nature, framed by the window behind him.

Da Vinci painted the original for the refectory — the dining hall — of the Dominican convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie in Milan. It was designed to be viewed by monks during meals, with the painted table visually continuous with the real room. A dining room placement is a direct continuation of the artwork's original architectural and devotional intent.