This set of 2 eggcups is printed on demand in laser sintered polyamide. The eggcup can hold a medium egg and due to the flexible nature of the printing material, it will adapt its shape to larger eggs as well.

The product will be shipped in standard Shapeways packaging and delivered within 10 working days.

Shipping costs vary upon destination, and will be calculated when checking out.

The available colors will vary by season and are therefore time limited.

A fine network of vessels defines the surface of this crescent-shaped pendant which was inspired by how veins form in leaves. The densely interconnected structure is at once airy and strong.

It is a part of Hyphae, a collection of 3D printed artifacts constructed of rhizome-like networks. Inspired by the vein structures that carry fluids through organisms from the leaves of plants to our own circulatory systems, we created a simulation which uses physical growth principles to build sculptural, organic structures. Starting from an initial seed and a surface, we grow a hierarchical network where nodes constantly branch and merge.

Watch the video below to see the the form was created.

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If you are interested in purchasing the necklace with the chain, please buy from our website
nylon plastic version: http://n-e-r-v-o-u-s.com/shop/product.php?code=85
sterling silver version: http://n-e-r-v-o-u-s.com/shop/product.php?code=96
 
If you purchase directly from Shapeways it will not come with a chain.

‘La Gerbe’ is inspired by the eponymous work of Matisse and is printed in a nylon powder. One of the techniques used by the French artist Henri Matisse was the cutting out of organic forms using colored paper (cut out technique) and laying them in such a way to form a vivid composition. ‘La Gerbe’ from 1953 is a good example and was his last great work before he died. A few years earlier, in the town of Vence in the south of France, the ‘Chapelle du Saint-Marie Rosaire’ was built. Matisse designed most of this chapel. The structure, furnishings, wall hangings, the clothing of the priest and the stained glass windows. These windows clearly demonstrate his cut out technique, and the colors that he used in them are symbols of the surrounds where the chapel stands. The cobalt blue symbolizes not only Maria, but also the Mediterranean Sea and the ever blue sky of southern France. The yellow stands for the sun and the green for the ever present green in nature. The bracelet from the 3D printer is inspired using this cut out technique from Matisse and shows the recognizable cut leaves and the vivid style in which they are positioned. Please Note: when ordered via Shapeways you'll get the bracelet in white.

This was made with the Sake Set Creator