Japandi Christmas Tree

🌲 Japandi Christmas Tree A minimalist Christmas tree featuring fine flowing ribs and a soft, three-tier silhouette. Inspired by Japandi interiors, it combines a simple sculptural shape with a warm, natural look. Perfect for adding a subtle festive touch to a shelf, desk, windowsill or Christmas table. Printed in vase mode, this lightweight decoration stands 15 cm tall, uses approximately 23 g of filament and takes around 1.5 hours to print. 📏 Size & Print Details Height: 150 mm / 15 cm Filament consumption: approximately 23 g per tree Print time: approximately 1 hour 30 minutes per tree Printing method: Vase Mode / Spiral Vase Print time and filament consumption refer to the supplied print profile at the original size. Results may vary depending on your printer, material and settings. 🏠 Perfect For Minimalist Christmas displays Japandi and Scandinavian interiors Shelves, desks and windowsills Christmas table arrangements Small seasonal gifts Craft fairs and Christmas markets 🎨 Recommended Filament PLA or PLA+ works well. Matte filament is a great choice for highlighting the ribbed texture and creating a soft, understated finish. Suggested colors: Bone White / Ivory Caramel / Warm Brown Olive / Dark Green Sand / Beige Print a matching set or combine several earthy tones for a natural Christmas display. 🖨️ Printing Notes Use the supplied vase-mode print profile If preparing your own profile, enable Spiral Vase Keep the tree upright, with its flat base on the build plate AMS or multicolor equipment is not required No assembly, glue or additional hardware is needed The model is intended as a lightweight decorative piece. Handle the thin walls gently, especially near the tip. 💡 Styling Ideas Combine several trees in complementary colors to create a small Christmas forest. The model can also be scaled to create different heights. When resizing, check the sliced preview and adjust your print settings as needed. 🛍️ Free to Sell Physical Prints You are welcome to sell physical prints of this design, including at craft fairs, Christmas markets and through your own shop.