Domingos totora wall decor by gardeco 3d model 3D model

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This is stunning high poly wall decor 3D model rendered in vRay with precision and finesse, its stack still intact and uncompromised. Detailed textures abound within this exceptional piece, while meticulous testing ensures seamless integration with the Checkmate light program. Available in a range of file formats - including 3DS, FBX, and OBJ - these models export without meshsmooth modifier for ease of use. A note-worthy aspect is that there are no hidden objects to contend with, and every object is neatly grouped together, while possessing their own set of materials and lacking any missing textures or unadjusted texture paths. Further details reveal all objects reside at 1:1 scale, and this singular file harbors only the model itself - free from the encumbrance of lights or cameras, with gamma 1.0, and unit scale calibrated in centimeters to a precise 1:1 ratio. Optimize this masterpiece for rendering in 3DS Max and V-Ray, and its raw potential will shine; but note that other programs might necessitate adjusting the materials for optimal results. Born within Brazil's verdant interior (specifically Maria da FÃlia-MG), the ingenious TÓtora is an unconventional artist driven by a unique vision and artistic passion. As one attuned to Mother Nature, his artworks thrive from the bounty of recycled paper kraft - with a profound sense that their production embodies and espouses environmentally sustainable values via natural materials combined in symphony with the dynamic patterns, earthy tones, and tactile sensibility evinced by organic processes and cyclical forces inherent within them. Passionately enthused to save and preserve these delicate landscapes for future generations, Domingos finds boundless inspiration within natural surroundings that he skillfully transforms into furniture pieces, home decorations and other beautiful accessories created with the essence of raw earthy fibers, hues, forms, shapes, textures and pigments extracted straight from nature itself. He takes great pride in mixing these circular patterns, mixed earthy finishes with his unmatched artisanal hand to craft art pieces not simply out of life but everyday essentials imbuing such combinations in them which endow ordinary items into true, contemporary artwork status. The ingenious collaboration he orchestrated by gathering local artisans under one collective in a cooperative way and then transforming it so in that the previously poor agrarian economy shifted entirely toward thriving from craftsmanship and hands-on local skills in 1998, when he united these craftsmen, creating something extraordinary indeed through sheer passion, vision and work dedication - an accomplishment for his very life's endeavor in fostering creativity combined in unity.