About this 3D model

This splash bookend is a striking functional art piece that combines practical book support with dynamic fluid sculpture. The model features a bookend with a base supporting an upward splash of sculpted liquid frozen mid-burst. The splash forms a vertical wall that holds books in place while adding dramatic visual interest to any bookshelf or desk. The sculpted droplets rise and spread naturally giving the piece a sense of energy and motion. This 3D printable design is perfect for home offices libraries reading nooks and modern interiors. It also makes a unique gift for book lovers art enthusiasts and collectors of contemporary functional sculpture. The model is well-suited for both resin and FDM printing. Resin captures the fine splash droplet details crisply while FDM produces durable sizes suitable for heavier books. Suggested print height is 15 to 20 centimeters with recommended infill of 20 percent for stability when supporting books. Files are provided in OBJ STL and PLY formats for broad compatibility. Paint finishes in chrome silver glossy clear or translucent blue enhance the liquid aesthetic beautifully. Sold as a pair or single bookend depending on display needs. A distinctive functional piece that brings the elegance of fluid dynamics into everyday life while serving a practical purpose on shelves and desks. The model has been optimized with watertight meshes and manifold geometry for hassle-free slicing on any modern workflow. Hobbyists can safely scale the design up or down to fit their specific needs without losing detail quality. Multiple printing orientations are possible giving users flexibility in their production setup. Whether you display the piece as part of a curated collection or share it as a handmade gift it delivers lasting visual impact. Please Note: This STL file may require pre-printing preparation such as support analysis and positioning adjustments. Thickness verification and specific settings for your printer and filament may be needed. Other technical adjustments might be necessary depending on your equipment and printing method.