01Free 3D vase modelsA starting point for your next print.
Find a shape you love, then make it your own in the free Vaseverse 3D generator.
The collection
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03Fluted Cylinder Vase
A tall, calm cylinder with fine vertical flutes
04Moon Jar Vase
A round, full-bellied jar inspired by Korean moon jars
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06Star Twist Vase
A five-point star section that spirals open at the top
07Faceted Diamond Vase
Eight crisp facets that swell and taper like a cut gem
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10Pinch Bowl Planter
A wide, low planter with three pinched lobes
11Square Twist Tower
A tall square tower with a full half-turn twist
12A little more twist.
A shape that’s yours.
Open a vase in Vaseverse and change its height, profile and twist. Preview your design in 3D, then export it for your next print.
Open VaseverseBefore you print
Print upright with a 0.4 mm nozzle, 0.2 mm layers, 4 perimeters and low infill. Matte or silk PLA brings out the curves.
For fresh flowers, use a glass liner: FDM prints are not reliably watertight.
Good to know
Are these 3D vase models really free?
Yes. Every vase here is free to open, customize and print, with no account and no ads. They are released under CC BY 4.0, so you may print them and sell prints if you credit Vaseverse.
What do I need to print them?
Any FDM 3D printer with a 0.4 mm nozzle and about 250 mm of build height for the tallest vase. PLA or PETG work well.
Can I change the size or shape?
Yes. Choose “Customize in 3D” on any model to open it in Vaseverse. Adjust the height, profile and twist, then export your own STL. You can also scale the exported STL in your slicer.
Are the vases watertight?
Not reliably in PLA. Use a glass liner for fresh flowers, or enjoy them with dried flowers.
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