John Teal|RJR - London Temple Small Relief

Small Architectural Relief

A framed architectural keepsake inspired by the London England Temple.

Price £30

Bring a lasting reminder of the London England Temple into your home with this contemporary framed architectural relief, designed to display both the temple and your own treasured memories.

For many people, the London and Preston England Temples hold a personal connection. Whether through family, service, worship or special memories, having a connection to both temples makes these two reliefs a meaningful pair.

Each relief begins as an original CAD model, carefully created from architectural drawings, photographs and extensive research before being refined for detailed 3D printing.

The London relief uses a restrained monochrome architectural palette, with the temple body printed in warm bone white and the windows, doors, base and distinctive spire printed separately in contrasting dark grey. A hand-finished gold Moroni completes the model.

The recessed shadow frame provides space for a favourite temple photograph, family picture, inspirational quotation or meaningful scripture, allowing you to create a display that is uniquely personal.

Ideal for shelves, desks or smaller wall spaces, the Small Architectural Relief combines detailed architectural modelling with a simple, contemporary presentation that complements almost any home.

Frame: 28 × 23 cm

Suitable photo: 13 × 18 cm

Material: High-quality PLA architectural model in a contemporary shadow frame

Supplied ready for you to add your own 13 × 18 cm photograph, quotation or artwork.

Build a collection of the temples that have been part of your life

For many people, temples become connected to important moments, places and memories. Perhaps one is the temple where you were sealed, another where you served, worked or worshipped, or simply a temple that has held a special place in your life.

Our temple reliefs are designed to be collected, allowing you to build a personal collection over time and display the temples that have been part of your journey.

One temple, one memory, one piece of your story.

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