Organic Fold Sculpture - Art object
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Organic folded sculpture at 100 mm height. STL and geometry-only 3MF. Digital renders; not print-tested.
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Organic Fold Sculpture
An abstract decorative sculpture with curled, petal-like folds and a broad organic silhouette. Display it as a small shelf or desk sculpture. It is not specified as a vase or a watertight container.
FILES AND SIZE
Prepared size: 106.69 x 108.09 x 100.00 mm (X x Y x Z), with a chosen height of 100 mm. This is a preparation scale, not a measured physical print or a verified historical size: the source STL did not declare units. Uniform resizing is possible; fine details become thinner when reduced.
Includes STL and a geometry-only 3MF in millimetres. The 3MF is not a tested printer profile. There are no colour assignments; teal in the images is a display colour. The original Cults file is preserved separately in the owner archive.
PRINTING STATUS
Digital render images of the actual supplied mesh. No physical print is verified for this package. The model was checked digitally for closed mesh, face orientation and self-intersections; digital checks do not establish successful printing.
For a first FDM evaluation, upright orientation, PLA, a 0.4 mm nozzle, 0.20 mm layers, 3 walls and supports under overhangs are a starting point, not validated print settings. Review the sliced preview, adhesion, support contacts and delicate details on your own machine. Do not use vase mode. Resin requires its own orientation, support and curing validation.
LICENCE
Personal, non-commercial use only. No resale or redistribution of the digital files. This is a non-exclusive publication.
AI DISCLOSURE
AI-assisted preparation of an existing Santurtzi3D catalogue model. The owner reports AI use, mainly Tripo or MakerWorld, for much of the historical catalogue; the original generator is not documented per file. Mesh inspection, scale preparation and listing text were assisted by AI. Renders were computed directly from the actual mesh, not generated as photographs.