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GothamSmith
The larger 'stache "Gordo" approaches real world handlebar scale, while the smaller version "Linda" trades realism for beauty. If you're planning on holding it up under your nose as a fauxstache, choose the big one. If you want it to hang daintily, go with the smaller one. Chain not included.
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denwy8
Do you prefer drinking coffee in a paper cup but, you're just too lazy to go to a coffee shop?
This ceramic paper cup includes a lid as well!
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MarmaladePark
Reeds bangle inspired by reeds and grass. Internal diameter is 6.5 cm approx. There's also a matching reeds necklace available.
The coloured version shown here is a white model that I dyed by hand. Buy it here in black or white. If you'd like a custom colour I'd recommend dyeing the white version with Jacquard acid dyes that are suitable for nylon. I also have hand dyed versions at my Esty shop etsy.com/shop/MarmaladePark
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printedCat
All photos are real models printed on 3D Printer in Nylon (WSF)
Models were designed exclusively for 3d printing using Zbrush4.2
PrintedCat on Shapeways
PrintedCat.com
Photostream on Flickr
PrintedCat on Youtube
PrintedCat on Etsy
Models were designed exclusively for 3d printing using Zbrush4.2
PrintedCat on Shapeways
PrintedCat.com
Photostream on Flickr
PrintedCat on Youtube
PrintedCat on Etsy
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NinoArchitects
Enn³ is a large, light, translucent 3D printed lamp cover, based on minimal surfaces.
It's designed to clamp to large low-energy bulbs. Since the design, although the material is flexible, needs to fit a specific bulb, please contact us for prices, sizes, specific demands or project assistance. Cord and bulb can be delivered or the design can be customized to meet your specific situation and desire. Personal assistance can be provided in NY and Belgium.
PLEASE CONTACT BEFORE BUYING
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SheilaMunro
Elegant small butterfly wing earrings designed by Sheila Munro.
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treepleks
The Borromean rings consist of three circles which are linked and form a Brunnian link; i.e., removing any ring results in two unlinked rings. In other words, no two of the three rings are linked with each other, but nonetheless all three are linked. Here, they are further linked by a minimal surface, carved by regularly spaced holes.
The name "Borromean rings" comes from their use in the coat of arms of the aristocratic Borromeo family in Northern Italy. The link itself is much older and has appeared in Buddhist art from around the 2nd century. The Borromean rings have been used to indicate strength in unity. In particular, some have used the design to symbolize the Trinity.
If you want these earrings in another material, just contact me. It will take few minutes to increase wall thickness.
If you want these earrings in another material, just contact me. It will take few minutes to increase wall thickness.
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vaclav.mazany
Beautiful bracelet, great as a present for the one you love.
Create your own size, just click on "Personalize" and we will prepare the rest.
Create your own size, just click on "Personalize" and we will prepare the rest.
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scarletkitsune
A "diamond" pendant in skeletal form. String a chain through any of the openings to wear it as a pendant.
