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Japanese Torii Gate – Decorative Photo Frame

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Japanese Torii-inspired photo frame. Easy to mount, available in 4 photo sizes.

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Printables
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Home Decor
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Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial

Bring a touch of Japan into your home with this unique photo frame inspired by traditional Japanese Torii gates.

The design consists of two separate parts: a Photo Holder that attaches to the wall and a decorative Torii Gate that slides over it from the top, creating a clean and elegant frame for your favourite photos.

Mounting Options

The Photo Holder can be attached to the wall in three different ways:

  • Nail

  • Screw

  • Double-sided adhesive tape

Assembly Instructions

  1. Attach the Photo Holder to the wall with your photo in place.

  2. Slide the Torii Gate down over the Photo Holder from the top.

  3. That's it! Your photo is now beautifully framed by a Japanese Torii Gate.

Available Photo Sizes

The model is available in four different sizes (approximate dimensions):

  • 9 × 13 cm → 3.5 × 5 in

  • 10 × 15 cm → 4 × 6 in

  • 11 × 17 cm → 4.5 × 7 in

  • 13 × 18 cm → 5 × 7 in

Recommended Print Settings

  • Layer Height (Torii Gate): 0.15 mm

  • Layer Height (Photo Holder): 0.20 mm

  • Supports: Not required

  • Infill: 15%

  • Walls: 2

Recommended Filament Colours

For the look shown in the design, I recommend the following filaments:

  • Red: Prusament Galaxy Red PLA

  • Black: Prusament Jet Black PLA

  • Gold: PolyLite Silk Gold PLA

Of course, feel free to experiment with your own colour combinations!

Enjoy printing and bring a little piece of Japan to your wall! 🇯🇵


The Meaning of the Japanese Characters

The Japanese characters on top of the Torii spell Inari (稲荷), referring to a Shinto deity associated with rice, prosperity and good fortune. In Japanese tradition, foxes (Kitsune) are believed to be the messengers of Inari. This detail adds an authentic touch of Japanese culture and symbolism to the design.

If you want to scale to different dimensions you can adjust my Onshape Design:

https://cad.onshape.com/documents/e3c171a14c17b5721346d186/w/d9c345674b6a9023db5e6eb6/e/e2e53fd7a85f62ba962f7849?configuration=List_9sowoXI9ekaQ8j%3D_13_x_18_cm&renderMode=0&uiState=6af21f94d4f5bdfa1ea48558

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