Vases
Double Channel Lattice Vase
A grid of interlocking grooves catches the light differently from every angle. Precise, restless, impossible to ignore.
Low-resolution preview only — purchase for the full print-ready STL.
Vases
Resonance Vase
$2
The surface holds two standing wave patterns simultaneously — one pulsing in seven ridges around the body, the other in five. Because seven and five share no common factor, their combination never repeats. At some heights both modes swell outward together; at others one pulls in while the other pushes out. The result looks compressed and released, as if the clay itself is still vibrating.
- File Format
- STL (binary)
- Dimensions
- 116mm × 114mm × 185mm
- Layer Height
- 0.2mm
- Wall Thickness
- 2.8mm
- Recommended Material
- PLA or Silk PLA for best finish
- License
- Personal, non-commercial use. Full terms →
How to print
Set 3 wall loops, 0% infill, 0 top layers. Slicers default to adding top solid layers and infill, which fills the interior solid.
- Bambu Studio / Orca Slicer
- Process → Quality: Wall loops = 3, Top shell layers = 0 — Strength: Infill = 0%
- PrusaSlicer / SuperSlicer
- Layers & Perimeters: Perimeters = 3, Top solid layers = 0 — Infill: Fill density = 0%
- Cura
- Walls: Wall line count = 3 — Top/Bottom: Top layers = 0 — Infill: Density = 0%
- IdeaMaker
- Perimeter count = 3, Top solid layers = 0, Infill = 0%
- Simplify3D
- Extruder: Perimeters = 3 — Infill: 0% — Layer: Top solid layers = 0
For a single-wall continuous spiral print, enable Spiral Vase mode instead (one wall, ~0.4mm thick).
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