Baltic Heritage & Lithuanian Double Cross Bookmarks
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3D-printable bookmarks featuring the historical Lithuanian Double Cross (Cross of the Vytis).
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The Cross of the Vytis (Lithuanian Double Cross)
Origin: A variant of the Patriarchal cross, adopted in the late 14th century by Grand Duke Jogaila as his personal insignia following his baptism. Distinctively, the two horizontal bars are usually of equal or near-equal length.
Meaning: Originally representing the Jagiellonian dynasty, it evolved into a paramount symbol of Lithuanian statehood, military defense, and national independence. It is prominently displayed on the shield of the Vytis (the charging white knight).
Recommended Print Settings:
Material: PLA. Provides the necessary rigidity for thin bookmark geometry.
Build Plate: Textured bed. Masks bottom-layer extrusion lines and imparts a tactile, matte finish to the back face.
Top Surface: Enable "Ironing" in your slicer. This smooths out the uppermost layers, ensuring the symbols and flat surfaces are clean and uniform without visible nozzle paths.
Layer Height: 0.15mm to 0.2mm.
Infill: 100% (optional), given the standard Z-height of a bookmark.