Pointe Campanile

A slender stacked finial that reads like a miniature bell-tower spire caught mid-flourish. Reading top to bottom, a polished sphere sits on a tapered neck, drops into a flared bell, narrows to a smaller bead, then spreads across a wide flat collar before finishing on a short fluted stem — and a bold ribbon-like arc sweeps down one side, looping the whole tower together like the swing of a campanile bell. It's a smooth, all-curves piece with no sharp edges, sculptural rather than mechanical. Based on the shape alone (the title translates loosely as "bell-tower point"), this works as a decorative finial or spire ornament — a topper for a newel post, a bannister cap, a lamp or curtain pole, or simply a glossy abstract object for a shelf. Collectors of clean, form-first prints will like how the light rolls across the sphere and bell. Print guidance: • The overhanging side arc will need supports; tree/organic supports peel away cleanest from the curved surfaces. • Print vertically for the smoothest sphere and bell, or split at the collar if you want a support-free two-part glue-up. • Those glossy curves telegraph every layer line — go 0.12mm and sand, or resin-print for a flawless finish. • Add a screw boss or hollow the fluted stem if you're mounting it onto a post or pole. • Scales happily from a small ornament up to a chunky newel finial.