Light hits the surface and the red flows into yellow beautifully. That 3D-printed texture feels very modern and precise on my shelf.
3D printed vase with colour gradients
This 3D-printed vessel features a dynamic UV-smart gradient and a signature undulating geometry. It is designed for those seeking a unique centrepiece for modern interiors.
Key features
Why you'll love it.
When the afternoon light hits a bookshelf, this vase truly comes alive. The way the red-to-yellow gradient shifts through the 3D-printed ridges creates a beautiful sense of movement. We particularly appreciate the inclusion of a glass liner, which solves the common issue of using 3D-printed vessels for fresh flowers.
What people think
All 8 reviewsI was worried about using water, but the crystal glass insert fits perfectly inside. It makes for a very unique centrepiece.
The PLA material is much lighter than I thought it would be. Feels a bit flimsy on my console table despite the nice wavy shape.
Red to yellow gradient is very bright, almost too loud for my living room. I expected a more subtle transition based on the pictures.
Ribbed design looks nice, but you can see the 3D print lines quite clearly up close. It is okay as a distant shelf piece.
bahut accha design. This undulating geometry gives it a sense of movement that you do not see in regular ceramic vases.
Product details
Description
Key Features:
- Technology: precision 3D-printed construction
- Material: PLA with a glass liner
- Visuals: UV-smart red-to-yellow gradient finish
- Form: sculptural undulating ribbed geometry
- Versatility: suitable for fresh or dried botanicals
The vase employs a unique sunlit colour play that evolves throughout the day, making it a rhythmic addition to consoles, desks, or shelving units.
Its lightweight yet durable structure is paired with a crystal-clear glass insert, ensuring the exterior form remains pristine while holding water for stems.
























