Relief Sculpture
Relief sculpture is a type of sculpture in which figures or designs are attached to a background surface, with the overall composition projecting slightly from the plane. This technique gives the illusion of three-dimensional depth and allows for intricate detailing and textural effects. Relief sculpture can vary in the degree of projection, from low relief where the figures are only slightly raised from the surface, to high relief where the figures are fully or almost fully detached from the background. This art form has been used in various cultures and time periods to create decorative architectural elements, commemorative monuments, and narrative scenes.