Nazarene with Drooping Hood - Penitent of Silence

This 3D model represents one of the most solemn and historically rich figures of Spanish Holy Week: the Nazarene with Drooping Hood (or fallen mask).

Unlike the classic tall and rigid capirote that we all know, this style maintains the aesthetic of the ancient "black" or silent brotherhoods. The mask lacks the conical cardboard structure, allowing the fabric to fall naturally over the shoulders and back. This detail is not merely aesthetic; historically, it symbolizes a deeper penitence, greater humility, and rigorous mourning. It is the living image of recollection and the most austere tradition of our brotherhoods.

Print Notes: I have designed this model specifically with FDM printing in mind. The inclination of the folded hood has been adjusted so you can print it without the need for supports, achieving a clean finish and saving material.

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