Minimalist Stoneware Tableware 3D Models
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I’m creating a new line of stoneware and need clean, production-ready 3D models that capture a calm, minimalist aesthetic. The core set includes dinner plates, side plates, bowls, and cups, and I’m open to adding any companion pieces you feel complete the range.
What matters most is that each form feels balanced in the hand and stacks neatly for retail display. Wall thickness, foot rings, and draft angles should respect standard stoneware slip-casting or ram press constraints. If you have experience optimising ceramic pieces for firing shrinkage, please flag that in your approach.
I don’t have a fixed glaze finish yet, so treat the surface as a neutral canvas; your renders can be matte, glossy, or even a quiet speckle—just keep everything consistent with the minimalist brief.
Deliverables
• Editable 3D files (.step or .iges preferred; .obj/.fbx acceptable)
• High-resolution renderings from multiple angles for each piece
• A brief dimension sheet noting widths, heights, and target wall thickness
• One revision cycle after initial review to fine-tune proportions
I work in Fusion 360, so compatibility there is a bonus, but not mandatory. If this sounds like your kind of project, let’s shape this collection together.
What matters most is that each form feels balanced in the hand and stacks neatly for retail display. Wall thickness, foot rings, and draft angles should respect standard stoneware slip-casting or ram press constraints. If you have experience optimising ceramic pieces for firing shrinkage, please flag that in your approach.
I don’t have a fixed glaze finish yet, so treat the surface as a neutral canvas; your renders can be matte, glossy, or even a quiet speckle—just keep everything consistent with the minimalist brief.
Deliverables
• Editable 3D files (.step or .iges preferred; .obj/.fbx acceptable)
• High-resolution renderings from multiple angles for each piece
• A brief dimension sheet noting widths, heights, and target wall thickness
• One revision cycle after initial review to fine-tune proportions
I work in Fusion 360, so compatibility there is a bonus, but not mandatory. If this sounds like your kind of project, let’s shape this collection together.