Flower vase 3D print model

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A container ( /ˈveɪz/, /ˈveɪs/) stands tall and proud, unencumbered by lid or cask. It can be forged from a wide range of materials, such as ceramic vessels, glass, non-corroding metals like aluminum, brass, bronze, or stainless steel. Wood is also utilized to craft vases, whether through using timber species naturally resistant to rot, like teak, or applying protective coatings to ordinary wood. These open-air containers are often decorated, and they serve to cradle cut flowers with care. Vases come in diverse sizes, adapting seamlessly to the blooming arrangement within. Vases typically boast a uniform shape, albeit their bases can take on bulbous, flat, carinate, or other forms. The mainstay of the piece lies within its body, forming the core of its design. Some vases exhibit a shoulder where the body curves inward, a neck adding height, and a lip where the vessel flares outward at its apex. Additionally, some pieces sport handles, rendering them more accessible. Throughout history and across cultures, various styles of vases have been created, including Chinese ceramics and Native American pottery. In ancient Greece, vase-painting refers to the elaborate painted pottery adorned with numerous figures depicting scenes from Greek mythology. These intricately crafted pieces are often termed vases regardless of their shape; most were originally used for containing or serving liquids, thereby justifying terms like cups or jugs. Grayson Perry, a celebrated potter, won the Turner Prize in 2003 for his ceramics, typically cast in vase form. The accompanying model includes several file formats - 3ds, wrl, obj, max, stl, and fbx - all ready for 3D printing. The provided 3ds format features low polygon count, while other files are high-poly. I appreciate your consideration of my model and kindly request that you leave a review to help others in the community make informed decisions about this creation.