Amazigh Rug - North Africa
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Miniature cultural object representing Africa in the travel-themed room of @skip_per07's mansion. No supports.
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ⵣ Welcome to North Africa! ⵣ
This model is a little different from what we usually do in MiniWorld3D. Instead of a landmark or famous building, this is part of a series of objects representing art & design of the world. Together, they decorate a themed room in a miniature mansion!
This model represents a woven rug decorated with patterns characteristic of the Amazigh people and represents Africa!
Other objects in this series include:
You can find the full project here, the modular rooms mansion is designed by @skip_per07, main 3D prints and photography by @maisonlumiere_3d using Polymaker3D filaments, and this specific object and everything in the MiniWorld3D travel-themed room was designed by Dany Sánchez. Other renowned designers have decorated other themed rooms!
About the Amazigh Rug
The Amazigh people (also known as Berbers) are a diverse grouping of distinct ethnic groups indigenous to North Africa who predate the arrival of Arabs in the continent. They live in scattered communities across parts of Morocco, Algeria, Libya, Tunisia, Mauritania, Mali and Niger.
Despite assimilation and overlapping with Arab culture and religion, they retain deep cultural and ancient roots, including language, music, cuisine, architecture, crafts and art.
Two of the most notable artistic crafts are jewelry and woven tapestry. This model represents a woven sheep wool rug characteristic of the Amazigh of Morocco. It features patterns and elements that are full of symbolism (from Wikipedia).
MiniWorld3D is happy to bring this cultural model to life as a homage to the people of North Africa. This model was created from scratch by hand and brain in parametric software to ensure printability, using photographs to create a beautiful and stylized version. Please give credit, it's all about spreading culture!
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Photo credits: @maisonlumiere_3d using Polymaker3D filaments & Bambu Lab X1 Carbon w AMS.
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Printing Tips
Suggested parameters:
For better details, print slow, such as 15 or 20mm/s for outer perimeters.
Fine-tune retraction to avoid stringing.
Perimeters: 2
Top layers: 3
Infill: as low as 15%
Input shaper ok
You can pause-and-change filament at the right height to have a fully colored model, several changes can be used.
Alternatively, you can use MMU / AMS.
You can get creative with the color choices, as well as the top fill pattern, try for example Hilbert Curve to simulate weaving!
Scale in Z to increase or decrease layer heights to your liking.