Minimalist Pouch vase, pencil holder. The "Folds"

You know those moments when you're trying to wrap a gift perfectly, and the paper freezes in some whimsical shape? That's exactly how this vase was born! But unlike your holiday gift-wrapping adventures, each fold here is the result of meticulous 3D modeling and a slight obsession with baroque aesthetics.

What you're looking at:

• An art piece balancing between classical sculpture and contemporary design
• A dialogue between the rigidity of plastic and the illusory softness of drapery
• A polygonal poem about the confrontation between material and form
• The perfect way to puzzle your guests with "How on earth was this made?"

Technical specs for those already mentally warming up their extruder:

• An STL file so optimized it'll make your slicer do a double-take
• Geometry checked in five dimensions (okay, fine, three)
• Scales without losing detail - from tabletop vase to full-blown art installation

Perfect for:

• Minimalist interiors crying out for a statement piece
• A gift for someone who has everything except a paradox vase
• Showing your friends that your 3D printer can do more than just benchies
• Starting philosophical discussions about the nature of digital art

Includes:

• Print-ready STL file
• A sense of accomplishment in the face of contemporary art

Warning: May cause an irresistible urge to print an entire collection and open your own gallery.

P.S. If Michelangelo saw this, he'd... well, first ask what a 3D printer is, but then he'd definitely approve!

Find my other cool works here: https://cults3d.com/ru/polzovateli/SantrY/3d-modeli