An amphora vessel vase 3D print model 3D print model

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A flask, or amphora, as known to the Ancient Greeks (amphoreus), comes in various sizes and shapes that date back to at least the Neolithic Period. The primary function of an amphora was transporting products both liquid and dry on a large scale, especially wine. Ceramic materials dominate their production, though examples made from metals have been discovered. Ancient Greek artists frequently used flask designs as part of their vase paintings, showcasing their artistic prowess. You can manufacture this product using a 3D printer with clay or various plastics like polyethylene, polypropylene, and nylon, if desired. Alternatively, you can produce it on a CNC machine, which allows for painting the product to suit your style preferences. This 3D print model doubles as both an urn and a vessel that can be used to hold a gin decanter. Initially created by spaceclame. This flask is perfectly suitable for various printing technologies made of clay, polyethylene, polypropylene, nylon. Additionally, this flask can be crafted on a CNC machine out of wood. It can also be manufactured through the casting process if required. I'm willing to create molds to fill separate orders with a mutually agreed upon compensation. This 3D model comes in two pieces: one for the flask itself and another for its cover. Please see the attached diagrams for sizing information. The scene has not been included in this render, though suitable designs could be found elsewhere. Ideal for projects related to 3D printing and visual representations.