Vitrail (1)

A clean, arch-topped tablet — a blank canvas shaped like a cathedral window. The preview shows a simple solid panel with straight sides, a flat base and a smoothly rounded semicircular top, given real thickness front to back. There is no surface pattern in this view, so treat it as the backing plate or blank for a stained-glass-style ('vitrail') project rather than a finished decorative face. Shaped this way it is ideal as the base for a lithophane window, a light-up panel or a layered multi-colour print that mimics leaded glass. Stand it on a shelf, mount it in a frame, or set it against a window so light passes through the body. Print notes • Because it is a plain slab, print it flat on its back face for the smoothest front, or upright if you want to embed a picture across the layers. • For a stained-glass look, print the body in a translucent filament and swap colours by layer height, or pair it with a separate leaded overlay. • A wall this size can warp — use a brim and a heated bed and keep the first layers slow. • Left solid it also makes a sturdy blank for engraving your own design by CNC. Note: the file is a plain arched form, so confirm the dimensions against your frame before committing to a long print.