Pyrex Bowl 3D model

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Photo-realistic Pyrex Mixing Bowl Pyrex is a brand introduced by Corning Inc. in 1915 for clear, low-thermal-expansion borosilicate glass used in laboratory and kitchenware. It was later expanded to include clear and opal ware products made of soda-lime glass. Corning no longer manufactures or markets consumer glass kitchenware and bakeware. Corelle Brands, spun off from Corning Inc. in 1998 as the Corning Consumer Products Company, continues to license the Pyrex brand for tempered soda-lime glass kitchenware sold in the United States, South America, and Asia. In Europe, Africa, and the Middle East, International Cookware licenses the PYREX brand for borosilicate glass products. The single object measures 15.8cm x 15.8cm with a height of 8.49cm. This is not just another Pyrex bowl; it's based on my own real-life version with minimal modifications. This simple implement may be the exact thing you're looking for, fitting seamlessly into your virtual kitchen. See the Principled BSDF shader setup in images; no texture maps are required, but a tidy unwrapped UV map is provided. The quads-only format includes Blender-Native versions with lighting and more, as well as OBJ, 3DS, and FBX formats with subdivision levels applied and not applied. Subdivision levels: 3, polygons: 15,744, vertices: 15,746; subdivision level: 2, polygons: 3,936, vertices: 3,938; subdivision level: 0, polygons: 246, vertices: 248. The Blender file does not include a subsurf modifier. The model was created using Blender Version 2.90.1 and rendered with Cycles at 120 samples. Units are in centimeters, and color management is set to Filmic with high contrast. Denoising uses the Intel Denoiser, and the camera focal length is 96mm. To achieve the correct glass effect, I utilized a Volume Absorption node within the Principled BSDF shader, resulting in the desired color, which is represented by the hex code E08A33.