Vaze — Textured Vases and Bowls
Open any model to make it your size, then download STL or 3MF. All collections
Five curvy shapes (a low dish, a tall vase, a bottle, a footed bowl and a gourd vase) in twenty-five finishes: pleated swirl, knurl, basket weave, spiral, ringed, fluted, reeded, smooth, faceted, fine faceted, grid, honeycomb, diamond, wave, round, slot, vertical slot, gate slot, Voronoi, chevron, fish scale, Greek key, triangle grid, brick and stone. Every model prints without supports, and you c
Prints in one piece with no supports. Change the height, the belly or the neck in the editor to make your own.
Slow the print down for the slim neck, or print two at once, so each small layer can cool. Matte terracotta PLA gives a pottery look. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.
Prints in one piece with no supports. Change the size or the flute depth in the editor to make your own.
Marble or stone-effect PLA gives it a classical look; 3 walls keep the flutes solid. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.
Prints in one piece with no supports. Change the height, the diameter or the flute depth in the editor to make your own.
Use 3 walls so the flutes print solid. For fresh flowers in water, print in PETG or stand a glass inside. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.
Prints in one piece with no supports. Change the size, the belly or the neck in the editor to make your own.
Silk or marble PLA shows off the flutes. For fresh flowers in water, print in PETG or stand a glass inside. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.
The legs print separately and press into holes under the bowl, so every part prints flat with no supports. Change the size or the flute depth in the editor to make your own.
Print the three legs separately and press them into the holes underneath; a drop of glue makes them permanent. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.
Prints in one piece with no supports. Change the height, the belly or the neck in the editor to make your own.
Slow the print down for the slim neck, or print two at once, so each small layer can cool. For fresh flowers, print in PETG or slip a glass test tube into the neck. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.
Prints in one piece with no supports. Change the size or the reed depth in the editor to make your own.
Translucent or glossy PLA makes it look like reeded glass; 3 walls keep the reeds solid. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.
Prints in one piece with no supports. Change the height, the diameter or the reed depth in the editor to make your own.
Translucent PETG gives a ribbed-glass look and holds water for fresh flowers; in PLA, stand a glass inside. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.
Prints in one piece with no supports. Change the size, the belly or the neck in the editor to make your own.
Translucent or silk PLA shows off the reeds. For fresh flowers in water, print in PETG or stand a glass inside. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.
The legs print separately and press into holes under the bowl, so every part prints flat with no supports. Change the size or the reed depth in the editor to make your own.
Print the three legs separately and press them into the holes underneath; a drop of glue makes them permanent. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.
Prints in one piece with no supports. Change the height, the belly or the neck in the editor to make your own.
Slow the print down for the slim neck, or print two at once, so each small layer can cool. For fresh flowers, print in PETG or slip a glass test tube into the neck. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.
Prints in one piece with no supports. Change the size or the curve in the editor, or add a wall pattern, to make your own.
Silk, marble or matte PLA all look good on the smooth surface; it prints quickly and uses little filament. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.
Prints in one piece with no supports. Change the height, the diameter or the curve in the editor, or add a wall pattern, to make your own.
Silk or gradient PLA makes the plain curve glow. For fresh flowers in water, print in PETG or stand a glass inside. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.
Prints in one piece with no supports. Change the size, the belly or the neck in the editor, or add a wall pattern, to make your own.
Matte terracotta or stone-effect PLA makes it look like real pottery. For fresh flowers in water, print in PETG or stand a glass inside. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.
The legs print separately and press into holes under the bowl, so every part prints flat with no supports. Change the size in the editor, or add a wall pattern, to make your own.
Print the three legs separately and press them into the holes underneath; a drop of glue makes them permanent. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.
Prints in one piece with no supports. Change the height, the belly or the neck in the editor, or add a wall pattern, to make your own.
Slow the print down for the slim neck, or print two at once, so each small layer can cool. For fresh flowers, print in PETG or slip a glass test tube into the neck. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.
Prints in one piece with no supports. Change the size, the curve or the facet size in the editor to make your own.
Silk or glossy PLA makes every facet flash in the light; 3 walls keep the facets solid. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.
Prints in one piece with no supports. Change the height, the diameter or the facet size in the editor to make your own.
Silk or translucent filament makes the facets sparkle. For fresh flowers in water, print in PETG or stand a glass inside. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.
Prints in one piece with no supports. Change the size, the belly or the neck in the editor to make your own.
Silk or gradient PLA shows off the facets. For fresh flowers in water, print in PETG or stand a glass inside. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.
The legs print separately and press into holes under the bowl, so every part prints flat with no supports. Change the size or the facet size in the editor to make your own.
Print the three legs separately and press them into the holes underneath; a drop of glue makes them permanent. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.
Prints in one piece with no supports. Change the height, the belly or the neck in the editor to make your own.
Slow the print down for the slim neck, or print two at once, so each small layer can cool. For fresh flowers, print in PETG or slip a glass test tube into the neck. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.
Prints in one piece with no supports. Change the size, the curve or the facet size in the editor to make your own.
Silk or metallic PLA makes the small facets shimmer like hammered metal; print the outer wall a little slower for crisp edges. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.
Prints in one piece with no supports. Change the height, the diameter or the facet size in the editor to make your own.
Silk or translucent filament makes the facets sparkle. For fresh flowers in water, print in PETG or stand a glass inside. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.
Prints in one piece with no supports. Change the size, the belly or the neck in the editor to make your own.
Silk, metallic or gradient PLA shows off the facets. For fresh flowers in water, print in PETG or stand a glass inside. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.