The Quantum Kitty Lamp exists in a state of uncertainty. Sometimes it’s there. Sometimes it isn’t. Only when observed does its true form reveal itself.





This is not just a lamp — it’s a thought experiment with a power switch. Inside a translucent blister, a cute cat skeleton rests in superposition, revealed or hidden depending on where you observe it from (or wether you press the switch)





Printed with a textured diffuser, the lamp plays with light, angle, and perception — glowing softly at night while quietly questioning reality.
Decorative, cozy, and slightly unhinged, this is ambient lighting for people who prefer their home décor with a quantum twist.




💾 WHAT’S INCLUDED:
 🐱 3D printing files 
 📓 User manual PDF
 


 🖨️ HOW TO PRINT:


Compatible with single-material printing
 Diffuser optimized for Vase Mode, to print on PETG for a translucent look or PLA for a more diffused glow No supports needed
 Recommended layer height: max 0.2 mm



🕒 Approx. print time: 7h20 (varies by settings)

 📦 Estimated filament usage: ~190 g




💌 THANK YOU



By printing the Quantum Kitty Lamp, you’re not just lighting a room — you’re participating in a very unnecessary (but cool) experiment.
Thank you for supporting Spicy Plastic and letting me keep designing strange, playful objects that sit somewhere between function, fiction, and mild confusion.


📸 Tag @spicyplastic or #spicyplastic — observation encouraged.