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ShiShi Lion Dogs (Foo Dogs / Fu Dogs) – Guardian

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0.08mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.08mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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Rosewood (13204) / Filament with spool / 1 kg

Description

These ShiShi, commonly known as Lion Dogs, Foo Dogs, or Fu Dogs, are traditional guardian figures rooted in Chinese culture and symbolism. Historically placed at entrances of homes, temples, and businesses, they are believed to protect against negative energy and bring strength, prosperity, and balance.

 

This model is designed for clean, reliable 3D printing with strong visual detail while remaining accessible for hobby printers. The sculpt emphasizes the classic curled mane, powerful stance, and expressive facial features that define traditional ShiShi statues.

Perfect for display pieces, desk decor, home protection symbolism, gifts, or cultural collections. Scale up for statement pieces or print smaller as shelf guardians.

What is Included

  • One detailed ShiShi Lion Dog model
  • Suitable for single prints or mirrored pairs (male and female symbolism if duplicated)
  • Watertight, manifold model ready for slicing

Recommended Print Settings

  • Material: PLA, PETG, or Resin
  • Layer Height: 0.16–0.2 mm
  • Infill: 10–20% (Gyroid or Cubic recommended)
  • Supports: Not required (tree supports are optional for extreme overhangs)
  • Nozzle: 0.4 mm
  • Print Orientation: Base flat on the build plate

Scaling Notes

  • 100% scale works well for desk display
  • 150–200% scale recommended for decorative statues
  • Reduce layer height for higher-detail finishes

Post-Processing

  • Light sanding enhances surface detail
  • Paint-friendly for stone, bronze, jade, or ceramic finishes

Cultural Note
ShiShi are traditionally displayed in pairs, symbolizing balance and protection. Printing two and placing them together enhances their symbolic meaning.

License
For personal use. Please do not resell or redistribute the digital file.

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