Design Philosophy "NAMI" (meaning "Wave" in Japanese) is a wall shelf originally designed as a bentwood craft. I have reimagined this traditional technique into a 3D printable form, incorporating the same ribbed texture as my "ARCH" bookstand.

Create Your Sanctuary In Japan, this shelf is often used to hold "Ofuda" (wooden amulets) in a household shrine. For international users, it is perfect for creating a small personal altar or display space for:

・Tarot Cards / Oracle Cards

・Affirmation Cards (Motivational quotes)

・Prayer Cards

・Postcards & Photos

Design Tip: Combine NAMI with my wall vase "FLOAT" to create a beautiful, modern Japanese-style altar (Kamidana) on your wall.

2 Mounting Options (Choose your style)

Option A: Floating Magnet Mount (Minimal Damage) Ideal for rental homes or minimal wall damage.

1. Glue 4 magnets into the back of the shelf.

2. Push standard metal thumbtacks (drawing pins) or small screws into your wall.

3. The shelf snaps onto the metal heads magnetically.

・Required: Round Magnets 10mm x 2mm (x4 pieces)

Option B: 🔩 Keyhole Screw Mount (Sturdy) Best for permanent installation.

Stress-Free Installation with Jigs: No measuring tape needed! I have included two special tools:

1. Pin Marker (Jig): Insert this marker into the keyhole on the back of the shelf. Then, press the shelf against the wall to mark the exact screw position.

2. Depth Gauge: Use this to set the screw head to the perfect distance from the wall for a tight fit.

・Required: Wood Screws #5 to #8 (Head diameter approx. 7-9mm).

Print Settings:

・Material: Matte PLA recommended for the best texture.

・Orientation: Lay flat on its side (Side on the build plate). Pre-configured in the file.

・Brim: Required.

・Supports:

[Magnet]: None needed.

[Keyhole]: Supports Required (only for the keyhole slot area).

Files Included:

・NAMI_waveshelf.3mf (All plates set up for Bambu Studio)

・rib_NAMI_magnet.stl (Magnet version)

・rib_NAMI_keyhole.stl (Screw version)

・pinmarker.stl (Marking Jig)

・gage.stl (Screw Depth Gauge)