Introducing "Inyo," a unique incense holder designed to bring a touch of serenity and balance to your space. Inspired by the Japanese principle of Inyo (Yin and Yang), this piece embodies the harmony of opposites through its minimalist design and thoughtful functionality.

The Harmony of Opposites:

The name "Inyo" reflects the design's core concept. In Japanese philosophy, Inyo represents the idea that seemingly contrary forces are actually complementary, interconnected, and interdependent. This incense holder, with its two distinct parts – the serene head and the stable base – beautifully illustrates this principle.

Versatile Mounting Options:

"Inyo" offers flexibility to suit your preferences. It comes in three printable versions:

Classic: A standalone version with a simple, elegant base plate. Magnetic (5x2mm): This version incorporates a 5x2mm magnet into the head and another into the base plate, allowing for secure yet repositionable placement on various surfaces. Wall-Mounted (10x2mm): Featuring two 10x2mm magnets in the head, this version can be mounted on any steel surface like a refrigerator. A separate wall-mountable plate is included, also utilizing two 10x2mm magnets for a strong hold. Designed for a Cozy Vibe:

"Inyo's" aesthetic is all about creating a relaxing atmosphere. To enhance this, I recommend the following print settings:

Fuzzy Skin: Adds a subtle texture that mimics the organic feel of rough clay, adding warmth and visual interest. Hilbert Curve Top Layer: This pattern creates a beautiful, flowing surface that complements the design's minimalist nature. Print Profile Notes:

For the magnetic versions, I've included a pause in the print profile to allow for easy insertion of the magnets. The project is split into separate plates for one object per plate printing. Printing parameters:

Nozzle 0.4mm Layer height: 0.2mm Perimeters: 3 Infill: 15% Top pattern: Hilbert Curve Fuzzy skin: Outside only, thickness 0.1mm, point distance: 0.2mm Download "Inyo" today and bring the calming presence of this unique incense holder into your home. I'd love to see your prints, so please share them here on Thangs!