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Cholula

0.16mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

KLINDON

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Salve a tuttilayer da 0,16 velocita leggermente diminuitaSupporti attivi3 loop per dare un po piu di resistenza al modello visto che deve reggere dei libri15% riempimentoBUONA STAMPA A TUTTI

Hello everyone0.16mm layer height, slightly reduced speedSupports enabled3 perimeters for a bit more resistance to the model since it needs to hold books15% infillHAPPY PRINTING EVERYONE

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Questo fermalibri 3D raffigura Mictlantecuhtli, il dio della morte della mitologia azteca, reinterpretato in uno stile dettagliato e scenografico.Stampato in PLA bianco matte, il modello mette in risalto ogni incisione: dal copricapo piumato fino agli elementi dell’armatura e al volto scheletrico, creando un forte impatto visivo anche senza verniciatura.&nbsp;Il modello è progettato come fermalibri funzionale:<ul><li>La base sottile (circa 2 mm) scivola sotto i libri</li><li>Il peso dei libri mantiene il fermalibri stabile</li><li>La struttura verticale sostiene i volumi in posizione perfettamente allineata</li></ul>È ideale per scaffali, librerie o scrivanie, unendo estetica e praticità.<h2>🏛️ Chi è Mictlantecuhtli</h2>Mictlantecuhtli era il signore del Mictlan, l’oltretomba nella mitologia azteca. Veniva spesso rappresentato come uno scheletro adornato con simboli rituali e piumaggi, incarnando il ciclo della vita e della morte.Non era visto solo come una figura oscura, ma come parte essenziale dell’equilibrio cosmico: governava il destino delle anime dopo la morte e presiedeva il lungo viaggio nell’aldilà.

This 3D bookend depicts Mictlantecuhtli, the Aztec god of death, reinterpreted in a detailed and dramatic style.Printed in PLA Matte white, the model highlights every engraving: from the feathered headdress to the armor elements and the skeletal face, creating a strong visual impact even without painting.&nbsp;The model is designed as a functional bookend:<ul><li>The thin base (approx. 2 mm) slides under the books</li><li>The weight of the books keeps the bookend stable</li><li>The vertical structure holds the volumes in a perfectly aligned position</li></ul>It is ideal for shelves, bookcases, or desks, combining aesthetics and practicality.<h2>🏛️ Who is Mictlantecuhtli</h2>Mictlantecuhtli was the lord of Mictlan, the underworld in Aztec mythology. He was often represented as a skeleton adorned with ritual symbols and plumage, embodying the cycle of life and death.He was not seen merely as a dark figure, but as an essential part of the cosmic balance: he governed the destiny of souls after death and presided over the long journey in the afterlife.

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