Soap Dish Tray with Greek-key meander pattern

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A two-part tray inspired by Greek Mythology: the outer frame carries the meander (Greek-key) frieze of Athenian temples, while the lift-out plate features the laurel wreath—the evergreen symbol of Apollo, victory, and wisdom.
Use it as a soap dish (drain through the wreath cut-outs), jewelry/coin valet, or a neat desk tray that brings a touch of Olympus to your workspace.

Features

• Meander border (continuous frieze on all sides)
• Removable laurel insert for drainage/cleaning
• Smooth plinth base; rounded corners; comfortable lip
• Prints cleanly without supports

Print settings (tested)

• Layer height: 0.20–0.24 mm
• Walls: 3–4 perimeters · Top/Bottom: 5–7
• Infill: 12–18% (gyroid or grid)
• Material: PLA in ivory/marble for a stone look; PETG for wet use
• Color swap (optional): change filament at the meander or wreath layers for contrast

Why it fits the theme

• The laurel wreath is Apollo’s emblem and a pan-Hellenic symbol of triumph.
• The meander motif evokes eternity and unity, common on Greek pottery and temple decoration.