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Asanoha Pen Holder - Desk Organizer

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Print Profile(3)

All
X1 Carbon
X1
A1
H2D
P1P
X1E
P1S
H2D Pro
H2S
P2S
H2C
X2D
A2L
A1 mini

Standard Setup
Standard Setup
Designer
16.1 h
3 plates
4.9(77)

Full Custom Kit (15 Inserts / 3 Shell Patterns)
Full Custom Kit (15 Inserts / 3 Shell Patterns)
Designer
43.9 h
9 plates
4.7(30)

0.12mm Layer with brim for smoother prints
0.12mm Layer with brim for smoother prints
12.2 h
1 plate
5.0(11)

Open in Bambu Studio
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2762
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Description

Modular Pen Holder – Kumiko Collection

15 Swappable Inserts · 3 Kumiko Pattern Shells
 

This modular pen holder has completely changed how I organize my desk. It’s not just practical, it’s something I actually enjoy seeing and using every day. With a mix of clean geometry and traditional Kumiko patterns, it adds a refined, almost sculptural touch to the workspace.
 

First Print File: Standard Setup – includes a recommended combination of shell and inserts for easy plug.

Second Print File: Full Custom Kit – includes all 15 insert variations and 3 Kumiko-style shells for mix-and-match personalization.

Features:

  • 3 Kumiko-style shell designs
    The outer shells are inspired by traditional Japanese Kumiko patterns. Each one has its own vibe, and they really add a subtle decorative touch to the desk.
     
  • 15  Swappable inserts

    The inner layout is super flexible. I use the narrow ones for pens and brushes, and the wider ones for scissors and tools. It’s easy to reconfigure depending on what I need.

    • Left compartment: 3 options
    • Centre: 9 options
    • Right: 3 options

      It’s super satisfying to be able to fine-tune how things are stored.
       

  • Modular parts : easy printing and colour mixing

    Since the shell and inserts are separate prints, it’s really fun to experiment with different filament combos. It also makes cleanup and replacement simple.
     

  • 2 ways to place it

    It works great either angled or upright. I switch it depending on where I’m working.

    • Angled, which makes it easier to grab things quickly
    • Upright, which saves space and keeps the layout tight

Whether it’s pens, markers, tools, or even makeup brushes, this has become one of those things that’s both practical and just fun to use. And honestly, it looks great just sitting there on the desk.

 

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