Vases
Double Channel Lattice Vase
A grid of interlocking grooves catches the light differently from every angle. Precise, restless, impossible to ignore.
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$2
Each sphere is slightly smaller than the one below, connected by narrow necks that emphasize the transitions. A wide rim crowns the top. It reads as architecture from across the room and as something organic and considered when you hold it.
Set 3 wall loops, 0% infill, 0 top layers. Slicers default to adding top solid layers and infill, which fills the interior solid.
For a single-wall continuous spiral print, enable Spiral Vase mode instead (one wall, ~0.4mm thick).
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A grid of interlocking grooves catches the light differently from every angle. Precise, restless, impossible to ignore.
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Deep grooves wind slowly up a tall, swelling body. Minimal from a distance, rich and tactile up close.
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A surface that ripples and peaks like disturbed water, frozen mid-motion. No two angles look the same.
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Three ridges climb the body in a slow, quiet spiral. Understated from afar — intricate up close.
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Four faces bloom from a circular base and twist 45° to the top. The form says nothing — light does all the work.
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Two invisible wave modes ripple through the surface, adding and cancelling in patterns that shift at every height.
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Three lobes swell across a generous belly with a 30° drift that keeps them from feeling fixed. Botanical and quiet.
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Three spiral systems — 2-lobe, 5-lobe, 9-lobe — each turning at a different rate. No two heights look the same.