3D Printed Vases & Planters
Vases and planters are where 3D printing shows off: single-wall spiral vases, faceted pots and textures you can't get from a mould, printed layer by layer by independent makers.
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Buying vases & planters on Filagora
Look for the material in each listing — PETG and ASA handle water and sunlight better than PLA, and many planters come with a drainage tray or a self-watering reservoir. Decorative vases printed in a single wall are for dried flowers unless the maker says they're sealed.
Most printed pieces are made to order: the maker prints yours after you buy, checks it and ships it — the listing shows the print time and delivery estimate.
Questions buyers ask
Are 3D printed vases watertight?
It depends on the print. Thicker walls in PETG, or vases the maker seals inside, hold water; single-wall spiral vases are usually meant for dried flowers. Each listing says which it is — ask the maker if it doesn't.
Can I put a 3D printed planter outside?
Choose PETG or ASA for outdoor use; PLA softens in strong sun and heat. The material is listed on every printed item.
Can I print a vase myself?
Many listings sell the digital file too. You download the STL or 3MF right after paying and print it on your own printer.