Vases
Double Channel Lattice Vase
A grid of interlocking grooves catches the light differently from every angle. Precise, restless, impossible to ignore.
Low-resolution preview only — purchase for the full print-ready STL.
Vases
Shibui Vase
$2
Named after *shibui* — the Japanese aesthetic of quiet, understated beauty. The silhouette is a high-shouldered tsubo with a tight foot, decisive shoulder, and slim neck. Eleven shallow facets drift slowly up the body. In flat light the surface looks smooth. In raking light each face catches slightly differently — the feeling of hand-thrown ceramic, not a printed part.
- File Format
- STL (binary)
- Dimensions
- 90mm × 90mm × 195mm
- Layer Height
- 0.2mm
- Wall Thickness
- 2.8mm
- Recommended Material
- Silk PLA for best surface-light interaction
- License
- Personal, non-commercial use. Full terms →
How to print
Set 3 wall loops, 0% infill, 0 top layers. Slicers default to adding top solid layers and infill, which fills the interior solid.
- Bambu Studio / Orca Slicer
- Process → Quality: Wall loops = 3, Top shell layers = 0 — Strength: Infill = 0%
- PrusaSlicer / SuperSlicer
- Layers & Perimeters: Perimeters = 3, Top solid layers = 0 — Infill: Fill density = 0%
- Cura
- Walls: Wall line count = 3 — Top/Bottom: Top layers = 0 — Infill: Density = 0%
- IdeaMaker
- Perimeter count = 3, Top solid layers = 0, Infill = 0%
- Simplify3D
- Extruder: Perimeters = 3 — Infill: 0% — Layer: Top solid layers = 0
For a single-wall continuous spiral print, enable Spiral Vase mode instead (one wall, ~0.4mm thick).
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