Rounded Bowl With Sunburst Bracket

A softly rounded vessel meets a burst of carved ribs. This file pairs a deep, smooth-walled bowl with a fan-shaped bracket that flares out from one side like an opening shell. The bowl is clean and hemispherical, tapering gently to a rounded belly with a hollow interior ready to hold keys, trinkets or a tealight, while the attached ornament radiates five or six curved ribs from a tight hub for an unmistakable Art-Deco sunburst energy. It earns its place as a small catch-all on a hall table, a stylised pot for a succulent, or a sculptural accent on a shelf where the fanned detail can throw a shadow. The whole appeal is the contrast between the calm, matte curve of the bowl and the sharp geometry of the bracket beside it. Print notes • Stand the bowl upright on its wide flat foot; it needs no raft. • The radiating fan is the awkward part, as its underside overhangs, so add supports there or split the ornament off and glue it on afterward. • Vase mode suits the bowl if you only want a container; switch to 15-20% solid infill if you plan to carve or route it in timber. • A satin varnish or wax flatters the smooth walls and stops the ribbed section reading flat.