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One clean, confident curve — and a lot you can do with it. This piece is a single sleek, glossy form: a long tapering horn that rises in a smooth S-sweep, thickening through the middle before thinning to a rounded tip, with a small squared tab and notch at the base where it's clearly meant to plug into something else. There's no surface pattern to distract — just a polished, flowing profile that catches highlights along its whole length. That mounting tab is the tell: this reads as a component rather than a standalone ornament — a horn or crest for a helmet or mask, a decorative flourish for a prop or piece of furniture, or a curved accent in a larger build. Mirror it for a matched left/right pair. Print notes: • The curve is the whole point, so orient it lying along its natural arc and support the overhanging belly of the sweep; a resin print keeps the surface glassy with minimal sanding. • Print the locating tab solid and dimension-check it against its socket — add a touch of clearance for a snug push-fit. • On FDM, arch it so layer lines run with the curve rather than across the thin tip, which is the most fragile point; bump perimeters for strength. • Sand up through the grits and prime glossy to hold that smooth, liquid look, or paint to match whatever it attaches to.