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Wandering Scholar With Bamboo Box

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MaterialSelected: PLA
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42 × 41 × 100 mm
19.1 cm³ · ~24 g (PLA)
About the size of a coffee mug
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About the size of a coffee mug
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Wandering Scholar With Bamboo Box is a Figures 3D model you can have printed in pla or petg or resin. The GLB file carries 1.5M triangles in 80 MB. Choose the finished size in the configurator; we print it and ship it. Price starts at $19.87. Suited to Wandering Scholar With Bamboo Box, Figure, Figurine. Overview This finely detailed figure portrays a wandering ancient Chinese scholar, dressed in weathered white robes with red trim. The character embodies the classic image of the traveling literatus, a common figure in Chinese history and literature, wandering the roads in search of knowledge, inspiration, or enlightenment. Character Design The figure features a young man with a contemplative expression and dark, long hair styled in a traditional topknot, with two thin braids falling down his back. His eyes are downcast, suggesting a thoughtful, introspective nature. His pale, youthful features are framed by a simple white hood that covers most of his hair, adding to his humble, traveling appearance. Attire and Accessories His clothing consists of layered traditional Hanfu garments, rendered with visible signs of wear and tear to indicate his life on the road. The outer robe is an off-white color with frayed edges and subtle staining, suggesting long days of travel. Red inner robes peek out from beneath, providing a striking color contrast. A worn wooden box hangs from his shoulder, carried by a leather strap, likely containing his books, writing tools, and personal belongings. The box shows detailed signs of age and use, with visible wood grain and metal hardware. In his left hand, he holds a small, delicate object, perhaps a writing brush or a small talisman. Artistic Details The sculpt beautifully captures the weight and drape of his travel-worn robes, with fabric folds that suggest both movement and the weight of the material. The weathered texture of his clothing adds a layer of realism, making the character feel like a person who has walked many miles. The figure stands on a simple clear acrylic base, keeping the focus on the character himself. Every detail, from the tassels hanging from his belt to the intricate knotwork of his accessories, has been carefully rendered. Cultural Significance The wandering scholar is a beloved archetype in Chinese culture, representing the pursuit of knowledge and self-cultivation. These literati would often travel the countryside, visiting famous mountains and historical sites, composing poetry along the way. This figure captures that romantic ideal, with his simple yet elegant attire suggesting both scholarly refinement and the hardships of the road. Conclusion The Wandering Scholar With Bamboo Box is a beautifully executed figure that brings to life a classic archetype from Chinese history and literature. Its attention to detail, both in the character's design and the weathered texture of his clothing, makes it a captivating piece that tells a story of travel and learning.

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Specifications

1.5M
Triangles
80 MB
Mesh file
Uncompressed
Encoding
GLB
Format
Proportions
42
Length
41
Width
100
Height

Relative to the longest edge = 100. A glTF file stores no unit, so the finished size is yours to pick in the configurator — the proportions above are what stay fixed.

Source: GLB · 80 MBpla / petg / resin

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