Pot Vase Urn Pack 16pcs v45 3D model

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This is an exquisite collection of 16 intricately designed pieces, each a unique fusion of urn, vase, and flowerpot. Every mesh has been meticulously UV unwrapped to ensure seamless texture application, though I've deliberately excluded any textures for now. The rendering was done using Cycles with a straightforward BSDF shader. If you create something truly remarkable with it, please don't hesitate to share – I'd be absolutely thrilled to witness your artistic prowess! A vase is essentially an open container designed to hold various items, often cut flowers. These containers can be crafted from a diverse array of materials, including ceramics, glass, and non-rusting metals like aluminium, brass, bronze, or stainless steel. Even wood has been utilized for vases by employing tree species that naturally resist decay, such as teak, or by applying protective coatings to conventional wood or plastic. Vases frequently share a common shape, although their bases can vary greatly in design – some are bulbous, flat, carinate, or feature another unique shape altogether. The main body of the vase forms its primary portion. Some vases boast shoulders where the body curves inward, necks that add height, and lips that flare outward at the top. A few vases also come equipped with handles for added convenience. Throughout history, diverse styles and types of vases have emerged in various regions and time periods – take Chinese ceramics and Native American pottery as prime examples. In ancient Greece, vase-painting was a traditional term used to describe exquisite fine painted pottery often featuring scenes from Greek mythology. Such pieces may be referred to as vases despite their shape; most were designed for holding or serving liquids, making them more accurately described as cups, jugs, and the like. In 2003, Grayson Perry won the prestigious Turner Prize with his ceramic creations, which typically took the form of vases.