Inspired by ancient elven architecture, the Elven Sanctuary Lamp is a fun project that adds a little fantasy to any room. The detailed leaf carvings, tall arches, and six stained glass-style diffuser panels create a warm glow that looks great on a bookshelf, desk, nightstand, or anywhere else you want to bring a little magic into your space.

The lamp prints in just a few support-free pieces and is easy to assemble. Simply glue the main body together, drop in your LED puck light, screw on the locking base, and slide in the six translucent diffuser panels. Whether you use the warm white puck light or experiment with RGB lighting, the stained glass-style panels really bring the design to life.

Print Settings (Bambu Lab A1)

0.4 mm nozzle

0.16 mm layer height

2 walls

6% Gyroid infill

Approximately 270 g total filament

Total Print Time

0.16 mm layer height: Approximately 19 hours (recommended and included in the 3MF profile)

0.20 mm layer height: Approximately 13 hours (great option if you want a much faster print)

Additional Parts

Light Mount & Locking Base: Approximately 2 hours

Six Diffuser Panels: Approximately 1 hour 40 minutes

Enable Arachne Wall Generator for the cleanest branch details on the diffuser panels.

Filament Used

Main Body

GIANTARM Silk Gold PLA (my favorite gold filament)

https://a.co/d/065DYvYE

Diffuser Panels

iBoss Transparent Sparkle Yellow PLA (If it's sold out, any light transparent PLA will work.)

https://a.co/d/08UGoHGY

LED Lights I Used

Higher Quality White LED Puck Lights

These are the lights used in my photos and produce the brightest, cleanest look.

https://a.co/d/067PnqC7

Budget RGB Option (Includes Remote)

If you print the diffuser panels with clear transparent filament, these RGB puck lights create some really cool color-changing effects. They're not quite as bright as the white puck lights, but they add a lot of customization.

https://a.co/d/0a10Unpo

Happy printing! I can't wait to see everyone's color combinations. If you share your print online, be sure to tag me so I can check it out.

-Christian, @CraftyKid3D