Natural sunlight makes this shift from green to indigo beautifully. The matte finish looks very modern on my shelf.
3D printed sculptural gradient vase
This 3D-printed vessel combines sculptural geometry with a light-reactive matte finish. It includes a glass insert for fresh flowers and a felted base to protect your home surfaces.
Key features
Why you'll love it.
Placed where the morning sun can reach it, this vase reveals its true character as the pigments shift through indigo and green. The ribbed 3D-printed texture provides a sharp, architectural contrast to soft dried pampas or a single fresh stem.
What people think
All 8 reviewsBecause it is 3D printed, you can see the ribbing clearly. The glass insert is useful but the outer PLA material feels a bit light for the price.
bahut accha finish. The felt at the bottom is a thoughtful touch because I have a glass coffee table and do not want scratches.
Glad they included a glass liner so I can put water in it without ruining the exterior. That matte surface picks up dust easily though.
this undulating shape looks good even without flowers. i just wish the green pigment was a bit brighter in indoor lighting.
In the morning sunlight the indigo shades really pop. It sits perfectly on my work desk and the ribbed texture is very tactile.
Product details
Description
Key Features:
- Material: 3D-printed using PLA
- Optical Effect: UV-smart colours that shift in natural light
- Versatility: Removable crystal glass liner for fresh arrangements
- Base: Felted bottom to protect furniture surfaces
- Texture: Ribbed geometry that catches and diffuses light
- Finish: Deep emerald matte tones
The vase features light-reactive pigments that create a living gradient, moving between green, blue, and indigo depending on the light. Its undulating form makes it a quiet statement piece for modern interiors.
While the sculptural body is lightweight, the included glass insert ensures it can hold water for fresh stems without compromising the outer shell.
















