Egg

A plump little egg with two soft dimples pressed into its shell. This is a clean, rounded egg form rendered in a muted sage green, with the classic asymmetry of a real egg — narrower at the top, fuller at the base. What sets it apart from a plain ovoid are two shallow circular recesses sunk into the surface on opposing sides, like thumb-prints or inset discs. They give it a gentle, tactile, almost toy-like character and would read as eyes, spots or logo insets depending on how you finish it. It's a smooth, minimalist decorative object with no seams or fuss. Drop it in a bowl as a decorative filler, use it as an Easter or spring accent, hand it to a child as a chunky play egg, or treat the recesses as sockets for magnets, gems or press-fit inserts. Print notes • Standing it upright on the narrow end is tippy — print it point-up with a small brim, or slice it and print in halves for a perfect surface with no support scarring. • Vase mode or a light infill both work since it carries no load; smooth curves reward a 0.12–0.16mm layer height. • The recessed discs are ideal spots to glue in magnets or acrylic gems after printing. • PLA in a pastel gives the friendliest look; a satin or matte filament hides layer lines on the rounded body. An easy, satisfying print that finishes beautifully with a light sanding.