orchid praying 3d models

I crafted a miniature orchid sculpture designed to occupy a desk space, and I must say that bringing it into existence was an absolute delight - it gave me the opportunity to tap into a wide range of creative abilities.

I take a close look at one of my grandmother's flowers and suspect it to be a Cambria orchid. ...The shaders are still giving me some trouble, but this particular bloom is undeniably quite impressive.

This is an orchid pot. It prints without supports in 4 pieces. ...The top and bottom pieces snap onto the pot, then the whole thing snaps into the bottom water tray.

My orchid needed a new pot and I needed something to try my printer and design (or lack of) skills. Made this pot with patterned windows since my orchid likes to have air and light in it's roots. Measurements are 120 mm wide and 110 mm tall. ...I've...

It is a pot for orchids, at the bottom there is a line to see the maximum water level in the reserve so that the roots do not touch the water directly. So by lifting the upper pot you can see at a glance if water is needed. One of the roots of my...

The simplicity of its design allows the vibrant colors and unique shapes of the orchids to take center stage, making it an understated yet effective way to display these beautiful flowers. ...Whether used on a windowsill or as a centerpiece, this...

I carefully retraced the Orchid design from renejsanchez and added several extra spines to accentuate the veins, as well as affixed a recycling logo on the central petal to tailor it specifically for my mom's company. ...The final result has exceeded my...

Dimensions: Pot Measures 112mm (top diameter) x 115mm (height) Saucer Measures 115mm (top diameter) x 20mm (height) Printer Settings Are Specific: Brand: LulzBot Model: Mini Raft Settings Don't Apply Here Support Settings Also Not Required...

Highly realistic, photorealistic 3D model of an Orchid flower, meticulously crafted for close-up renderings. Designed with precision, this intricate model was created within 3ds Max 2017 utilizing the Corona Renderer and V-ray rendering engines.

Simple orchid pot I wanted a small pot but couldn't find anything suitable. So I designed one myself. The pot is 100mm at the base, 120mm at the top and has a height of 120mm. The shell is 1mm thick all a round. ...(Vase mode printing not yet tested)...

First attempt at crafting some exquisite orchid planters. Print using the print settings that suit your preferences best. Chances are, you'll require a certain level of infill to achieve the desired structure. ...I opted for a moderate infill setting...

I created this unique vase specifically with the delicate preferences of orchids in mind, knowing their penchant for dryness and an airy atmosphere. ...The challenge lies in producing a flawless print for intricate hollow designs using my current...

STLs available for 3" and 4" slotted orchid pots (more sizes coming soon).Print SettingsRafts: NoSupports: NoResolution: 0.2Infill: 15%Filament: PLA

I crafted this vase specifically for orchids, as they thrive in a dry environment with plenty of air circulation. My 3D printer, however, struggles to produce the intricate hollow designs that these delicate flowers demand. ...Nonetheless, I'm...

I remixed the pot found at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2181381 into an orchid pot by utilizing the hole generation technique found at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:607195 and applying it to the former model. ...  I think the result looks quite...

This clip is a simple solution to help you grow your orchids or other similar plants in a straight way. Just use this clip to attach the plant to a plant stick.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Printing is straight forward, I used PETG and 100% infill. ...PLA might...

Delicate butterfly orchids stand tall at 102x76x156mm in size, their beauty mesmerizing onlookers for a full minute and one second. This stunning lily was carefully crafted by Einscan-S, the pioneering force behind the world's first white light...

This orchid pot should be printed in vase mode and should use transparent filament, because I had information that orchidea needs sunlight even for it's roots.Also it's just brittle shell for watering, but maybe it could work as pot on it's own.

Siamese Orchid, an intricately shaped double vessel that reflects the intricate beauty of these exotic flowers. Originally conceived for glazed ceramics, this design now presents a thrilling challenge for enthusiasts with access to 3D printing...

I use a 5 x 5 felt plant wall hanger for my "rescue orchids", so I designed a box to fit the pockets. ...The holes are large, up to 15mm, and the bottom is open allowing lots of air and drainage -- small bark will fall through while filling but holds...

This clip is a simple solution to help you grow your orchids or other similar plants in a straight way. Just use this clip to attach the plant to a plant stick. Printing is straight forward, I used PETG and 100% infill. ...PLA might be to brittle.

Praying angel -Scanned object !! ... -Edit with Meshmixer !!

A very cute praying girl cookie cutter :)

This is a vase I crafted for my orchid which had been neglected far too long. I conceived the idea of designing the vase to resemble leaves at the base of a flower. For an orchid, you don't want it to hold any water. You prefer to water it just once...

Orchid, Killer instinct's beater adapted in 28 mm. Ultra agile and formidable spy with her electric batons, always ready to fight with Ultratech, nobody knows her real identity, her violent and paranoid character make her impossible to understand,...

Siamese Orchid, an asymmetric double vessel inspired by the complexity of these flowers.This design is ©2012 Virtox and shared here under the Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs Creative Commons license.Designed as a vase, but I think it might also...

Featuring an asymmetric double vessel design inspired by Siamese Orchids, this piece initially conceptualized for glazed ceramics may also prove enticing for home printers. The current images showcase preview renders only. To purchase the ceramic...

This is my first take on an orchid planter. I simply needed one, and didn't want to order one/pay for it. I printed in PLA, but I'd recommend using PET(G) or something more resistant to swelling.I printed with a .6mm nozzle, .24mm layer height, and...

I designed a specialized pot for my partner's orchids, crafted with the purpose of capturing excess water during watering while allowing essential light to reach the roots, which led me to explore the concept of the Voronoi effect.

My wife requested a pot for her orchids with excellent airflow, so I built this solution.\r\n\r\nSeveral of these were printed in PLA, using supports solely for the flat area surrounding the outer portion of the foundation. ...The center section of the...