The Last Supper

The Last Supper
Hand-Carved Anatolian Walnut · High Relief Wall Sculpture

In 1495, Leonardo da Vinci began a conversation in Milan — thirteen figures suspended at the exact moment where doubt and surrender meet. Today, Artisenza continues that conversation within the eternal grain of solid Anatolian walnut.

This relief captures the profound tension of that dinner. It honors the Renaissance composition — the geometry of the architecture, the dramatic weight of thirteen bodies pressing against a single second, and the unspoken dialogue held entirely in human hands. Yet it reaches deeper into the shared heritage of the Levant, where the heavenly table is sought not out of hunger, but so that human hearts may finally find certainty.

For centuries, the spirit of this table has lingered across civilizations, carrying a question that has outlasted every answer given to it. That unanswered silence is what the atelier has carved into the wood.

Every tension of a hand, every angle of a shoulder, every unresolved gaze was sculpted slowly from a single-source timber selected for the deep, dark poetry of its grain. The walnut itself dictated the form. The blade merely listened.

This is not devotional art. It is not décor. It is a monumental question, held in a material that will outlast the very room it hangs in.

• Medium: 3D High-Relief Wood Sculpture
• Material: 100% Solid Anatolian Walnut (Anadolu Cevizi)
• Dimensions: 47" × 30" × 2" (120 × 76 × 5 cm) · 61" × 39" × 2" (155 × 100 × 5 cm)
• Execution: Hand-carved, hand-finished, and hand-signed by the atelier
• Bespoke: Custom dimensions and architectural commissions available upon request
• Logistics: Arrives at your door, anywhere in the world. Duties paid.