Greek amphora

This is the "character amphora." An imperfect, but still beautiful amphora to behold, at least if you don't get too close ;) I "designed" the model; something about it gives it a very personal, "historically authentic" feel... well, something like that. If you look closely, you'll see that Eros on the relief might have had a bit too much nectar, and the layers have developed a life of their own. These imperfections aren't flaws; they're features. They're scars that bear witness to a tough life on the printing bed. Why should you subject yourself to this? Because this amphora has more personality than any injection-molded plastic bottle. It's the ultimate conversation starter. If someone asks, "Whoa, what happened during printing?", you can say, "That's intentional, that's 'industrial chaos'!" IMPORTANT BEFORE PRINTING: I'm serious: Ignore the urge to use vase mode. I know it looks like a vase. Your slicer will beg you to. Resist! Without real walls, this thing will be about as stable a