Pearl Wedding Dress Corset Noble Lady

MaterialSelected: PLA

PLA

$0.15/cm³

ABS

$0.18/cm³

PETG

$0.20/cm³

Standard Resin

$0.25/cm³

Tough Resin

$0.35/cm³

Nylon

$0.30/cm³

TPU

$0.28/cm³

Aluminum

$1.20/cm³

Tool Steel

$1.80/cm³

Stainless Steel

$2.20/cm³

Titanium

$3.50/cm³

Surface FinishNone

None

Included

Sanding

+$3

Sandblasting

+$5

Primer

+$2

Painting

+$8

Plating

+$25

Actual result may vary slightly by material.

SizeLongest edge: 100 mm

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80 × 81 × 100 mm

71.9 cm³ · ~89 g (PLA)

This is about the size of…

About the size of a coffee mug

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1

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Material · PLA$10.79

Finish · None$0.00

Shipping (parcel)$17.00

Subtotal (×1)$27.79

Total$27.79

Volume tier: base-rate5-8 days

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Pearl Wedding Dress Corset Noble Lady is a Figures 3D model you can have printed in pla or petg or resin. The GLB file carries 695.7k triangles in 17.2 MB. Choose the finished size in the configurator; we print it and ship it. Price starts at $27.79. Suited to Pearl Wedding Dress Corset Noble Lady, Moe Style, Trendy Toy. The Pearl Wedding Dress Corset Noble Lady is an all-white figurine themed around a court wedding dress, depicting a noble bride in an elaborate gown with a dignified and cool demeanor. She wears a white headscarf adorned with round pearls that wraps from the top of her head down to her shoulders and neck, with strands of pearls cascading along the edges of the scarf. Delicate pearl ornaments and earrings accentuate her forehead and sides of her face, adding exquisite detail. Her facial features are delicate, with subtle light makeup beneath her eyelids; her expression is reserved, gazing slightly to the side, exuding a restrained and aloof aristocratic aura rather than a sweet smile. The clothing is the highlight of this figurine: the upper body features a strapless court corset bodice, with three-dimensional lace embroidery patterns covering the cup edges and the central front seam. The waist is cinched tightly with layered ruffles and lace pleats, emphasizing a slender figure. The lower body consists of an oversized floor-length skirt made of ivory satin that drapes naturally from the hips on both sides. The skirt surface is lined with wavy lace trim along the slits and hem, spreading across the entire circular base. She wears matching lace high-heeled pumps visible through the high slits of the skirt. In terms of color scheme, the design uses almost exclusively white and ivory, distinguishing layers through the openwork of lace, the sheen of satin, and the reflection of pearl ornaments. The overall look is clean, luxurious, yet understated. The numerous folds and three-dimensional lace require high detail accuracy for model reproduction, with fine embroidery patterns creating a complex relief effect on the model's surface. The black circular base enhances the purity of the snow-white figure. Aesthetically, she straddles the line between a wedding doll and a classical marble sculpture—solemn, romantic, and slightly melancholic, making her an ideal centerpiece for wedding-themed or white gown series displays. Compared to other figures in the same batch, such as the Simple Gauze Towel Girl and Silver Ball Balloon Girl, she leans more toward traditional court opulence. She pairs well with lace, pearl, and wedding-themed collections to create a silent atmosphere of a noble white wedding.