organic ring 3d model

A ring inspired by the forms of glass sponges, a single-piece, 3D-printable piece. The openwork shape is taller in the center and drapes at the sides. An organic ring with localized compression folds, sculpted as a single solid body, prototyped in neutral clay. The object is a single, solid ring. The folds are created by localized compression and thickening of the ring body, rather than by smooth waves, twisting, or elastic deformation. The folds are thicker at the base and thinner at the edge. There are three longitudinal rows. There is no separate top, crown, cap, or added geometry. All folds are part of a single, solid mass. Ring Base Geometry: The ring has a circular shape with a constant inner diameter and a smooth inner surface. The lower half of the ring remains largely clear and round. The upper outer portion displays localized, thickened folds, as if the material had been compressed and pressed inward. Rules of Conduct: This is NOT a sine wave, NOT elastic stretching, NOT a