3D Printed Whale Wine Bottle Holder

Description

Overview This tabletop wine bottle holder uses a curved whale form to turn a stored bottle into part of the display. The internal opening is approximately 8 cm across and suits many standard wine bottles. Materials and finish 3D printed in matte PLA plastic. Fine layer lines and small surface variations are normal for this process. Colors may look slightly different under different lighting or screen settings. Size and ordering This product is offered in the color variants listed on the page. It

Overview

This tabletop wine bottle holder uses a curved whale form to turn a stored bottle into part of the display. The internal opening is approximately 8 cm across and suits many standard wine bottles.

Materials and finish

3D printed in matte PLA plastic.
Fine layer lines and small surface variations are normal for this process.
Colors may look slightly different under different lighting or screen settings.

Size and ordering

This product is offered in the color variants listed on the page. It does not have separate size variants. Measure the bottle before ordering: oversized, unusually shaped or nonstandard bottles may not fit the approximately 8 cm opening.

Use and care

Use indoors on a stable, level surface. Insert and remove bottles carefully. Keep the PLA holder away from high heat, direct flame and dishwashers.

What is included

One whale wine bottle holder. The bottle and other props are not included.

Production and delivery

Production normally takes 1–3 business days. Free worldwide standard shipping is included.

FAQ

What material is it made from?

It is 3D printed from PLA plastic with a matte finish.

Will the surface be completely smooth?

No. Fine print lines are a normal feature of layer-by-layer 3D printing.

Will every wine bottle fit?

No. The opening is approximately 8 cm, so check your bottle diameter before ordering.

Is a bottle included?

No. The listing includes the holder only.

Can the color look different in person?

Slight variation is possible because lighting and screens display colors differently.