Melted Female Deity Vase

A goddess caught mid-melt, her body dissolving into rivulets that become the vessel walls. This vase-mode sculpture takes a stylised female torso — arms drawn in, head lost to the pour — and lets it liquefy: the surface runs downward in long molten drips and candle-wax ribbons that pool into the open mouth of the vessel. The result is surreal and votive, somewhere between a fertility idol and a guttering candle, with a deliberately raw, dripping upper rim. Because it depicts a nude female figure (bare torso and breasts), it is flagged for review; storefronts and payment processors treat figurative nudity inconsistently, so it may need an age gate or a suitable category. As a print it works as a dry-stem vase, or drop a glass tube inside for fresh flowers and water. Print notes • Designed for spiralise / vase mode: one continuous single wall, zero top layers, no supports. • Use a wider line (0.6–0.8 mm) for a watertight wall; matte or stone-look PLA flatters the drips. • The melting upper edge is meant to look uneven — don't fight it with a flat top. • Print slow and cool to keep the long vertical runs crisp; add a brim if the narrow base wanders.