Medieval Witch Head Shrine – Philips OneBlade Holder

Inspired by the dark medieval atmosphere of Kingdom Come, I wanted to design something that feels like it truly belongs in that world — not just another basic bathroom holder.

This model represents a stylized medieval witch head mounted on a wooden stake structure, inspired by old execution sites and mysterious relics from the Middle Ages. It is meant to look like a cursed artifact guarding something valuable.

The witch head opens in two parts like a cabinet. Inside, there is a dedicated holder for the Philips OneBlade.

The doors are secured with 4x small round magnets (8mm x 1.7mm), which can easily be glued into the prepared slots. This allows the doors to close cleanly and stay firmly in place while remaining invisible from the outside.

Inside the main body, there is a precise slot for the OneBlade.
Additionally, both doors include built-in compartments where you can store accessories like spare blades or small attachments. Everything stays organized and hidden inside the shrine.

The model consists of only 3 main parts, making it very easy to print and assemble.
No complicated mechanisms.
No unnecessary printing nightmares.
Just print, glue in the magnets, assemble — done.

This model was fully designed and modeled by me.
No lazy AI-generated mesh, no kitbashing — every detail was intentionally created to make it feel crafted and unique.

The goal was to create something that feels like a medieval relic — a witch head shrine that secretly guards your blade and its tools.

I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed designing it.