Butterfly & Wildflower Garden – 3D Printed Floral Lamp Shade
Bring the beauty of a blooming garden indoors with this elegant Butterfly & Wildflower Garden lamp shade. Featuring an intricate collection of oversized butterflies, delicate wildflowers, blooming daisies, detailed leaves, and graceful winding vines, this design captures the timeless charm of a peaceful cottage garden.
Large butterflies appear to flutter among beautifully detailed blossoms, while flowing vines and clusters of flowers weave together to create a continuous botanical scene that wraps around the entire shade. Every angle reveals another beautiful arrangement of flowers and butterflies, making this a stunning decorative piece from every direction.
The raised artwork creates incredible depth and detail when illuminated. Printed in translucent ivory/white filament, the shade transforms ordinary lighting into a soft, warm glow that highlights the delicate textures of every petal, leaf, and butterfly.
A beautiful addition to cottage-inspired décor, bedrooms, living rooms, sunrooms, or anywhere that could use a touch of nature.
Features
- Beautiful butterfly and wildflower garden design.
- Large, detailed butterflies throughout the artwork.
- Intricate daisies and blooming floral arrangements.
- Flowing botanical vines and detailed leaves.
- Continuous artwork wrapping around the entire shade.
- Highly detailed raised 3D artwork.
- 3D printed using translucent ivory/white PLA.
- Creates a beautiful warm glow when illuminated.
- Perfect for butterfly lovers, gardeners, and cottagecore décor.
Dimensions
- Height: 245 mm (9.65 inches)
- Top Diameter: 240 mm (9.45 inches)
- Bottom Diameter: 240 mm (9.45 inches)
MADE TO ORDER — PLEASE ALLOW 4 BUSINESS DAYS
Each shade is 3D printed to order. Please allow up to 4 business days for production before shipping.
Please Note: This listing is for the 3D-printed lamp shade only. Lighting hardware and lamp base are not included unless otherwise specified. Printed in ivory/white filament; the warm appearance shown in photographs comes from the internal illumination.
