Colosseum Flower Pot – Roman Ruins Planter

Would you like to have the Roman Colosseum on your desk or balcony? 🌿 This model transforms the iconic Colosseum into a unique decorative planter, perfect for small plants and succulents. 

The model that takes the longest to print had received a boost and a 5 star rating on the print profile. About 8 users had printed that one, but it was unfairly deleted. I had explained that the project included a marble filament (white marble) but since I don't have a printer of my own, the person who printed it did it their own way and it turned out to be a different color.
The second version is a little quicker.In the print profiles you will find:
* Fast version
* Version with drainage hole
* Under the plant pot
At the suggestion of a user, I uploaded a version with a drainage hole and a saucer. I could have made the latter simpler, but I wanted the Colosseum to always rest on a harmonious base. 3D printed with an ancient stone effect, it looks like a true Roman relic brought back to life.

The Colosseum, also known as the Flavian Amphitheater, is one of Rome's most iconic symbols. It was built between 72 and 80 AD under the emperors Vespasian and Titus and could accommodate up to 50,000 spectators. Used for public spectacles such as gladiatorial combats and theatrical events, it remains a masterpiece of Roman engineering to this day. This model reinterprets the Colosseum in a modern key as a decorative vase, combining history and design for a single object. 👉 Perfect for adding a historical and original touch to your home or office.

👉 It would be a great help, since I'm new to 3D printing, if you could click "Finish Print" after printing and leave a short review or upload a photo of the result. Even quick feedback, positive or negative, helps me improve future projects. If you're excited about my project, a boost would be a huge help 🙏. Thanks!

If you're obsessed with vases, check out my collection :-)

https://makerworld.com/collections/24759916