Creneau Haut (3)

A smooth, swooping wedge that dips low at the front and sweeps up to a tall squared back. Rendered here in glossy cobalt blue, this is a clean abstract solid: a rounded front lip rises through a concave dished middle into a steep rear wall, with softened edges all round and no surface detail. The name ("creneau haut" — French for the upper crenel or slot) and the pure geometry suggest a structural or architectural part — a coping piece, a ramp, an infill wedge, or a component that mates into a larger assembly — rather than a figurative model. Because the form is undecorated, it's best treated as a functional or sculptural blank: a stand, a scoop-shaped rest, a section of a build, or a form to finish and paint yourself. Confidence on its exact intended use is lower here since the render shows the shape alone. Print notes: • Orient with the flat underside on the bed; the concave sweep then prints upward as a gentle overhang that most machines handle support-free. • If you want a glass-smooth ramp face, print in resin or sand and fill FDM layer lines — the curve shows every ridge. • For CNC, this cuts cleanly as a curved wedge from solid stock with a ball-nose finishing pass along the sweep. • Scale to suit its role in your project; check the dimensions against any mating parts before committing material. A simple, versatile curved wedge — treat it as a blank to fit or finish however your build needs.