jawbone card holder 3d model

A 3D-printable business card holder that is a single disembodied lower jawbone (mandible), nothing else: NO head, NO skull, NO body, NO eyes, just the curved jaw bone by itself, like a fossil fragment sitting on a shelf. The wide curved bone forms a flat stable base. Along the top edge rises a dense row of irregular fangs that sweep slightly backward like flames. Teeth vary in height, thickness, and spacing, organic and jagged, NOT a uniform repeating pattern, with the tallest fangs at the front tapering down toward the back hinge. Business cards (89mm) slot vertically down BETWEEN the fang rows into a recessed channel, so the teeth physically grip and frame a fanned card stack, fangs poking up past the card edges. Bare bone texture, natural-history-meets-gothic look, purple filament. Footprint ~110W x 70D x 70H mm; card channel ~92mm long, 8-12mm wide, 20mm deep. Flat underside, sturdy fang tips, no thin fragile points, no internal overhangs, prints as one piece teeth-up.