Baby Dragon Pot

Name: Baby Dragon Pot
Brand: OXI STUDIOS
SKU: 1314795
Price: 3 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (79 reviews)

173 downloads · 1 year ago · **Dragon Pot Pencil Holder – Fantasy Desktop Organizer** Unleash a touch of whimsy and charm onto y

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Dragon Pot Pencil Holder – Fantasy Desktop Organizer

Unleash a touch of whimsy and charm onto your desk with this fantasy-inspired Dragon Pot Pencil Holder. Featuring an adorably fierce baby dragon peeking over the rim of a sculpted pot, this design blends functionality with storytelling. Perfect for holding pencils, pens, brushes, or even small tools, this piece is both a practical organizer and a magical decor item.

The dragon is fully integrated into the design, emerging with detailed horns, scales, and claws that wrap naturally over the pot’s edge. Ideal for fantasy lovers, gamers, writers, or students, this print makes a unique gift or desk companion. Designed for FDM printing with NO supports and a clean finish.

Bring your desktop to life—this little dragon is ready to guard your supplies!

Scale to any size.

Hand Painted: Finished with a black undercoat, accented with copper and pale gold highlights to bring out the intricate details and add a warm metallic sheen.

🔹 Personal use only. 🔹 Commercial use is exclusive to members.

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Delightful! If, like me, you aren't painting, check the seam location in the slicer before printing this adorable guy. (Leaving the seam position at Orca's default "aligned" would have resulted in a seam down the front of the pot; super noticeable in silk filament, but not an issue at all if you're going to paint it.)

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alianoraree1 year ago

Delightful! If, like me, you aren't painting, check the seam location in the slicer before printing this adorable guy. (Leaving the seam position at Orca's default "aligned" would have resulted in a seam down the front of the pot; super noticeable in silk filament, but not an issue at all if you're going to paint it.)