How it works
Four steps between your idea and a finished piece. The same engine that draws the 3D preview makes the mold.
Set the parameters
Pick a shape and turn the knobs: size, height, material, color, scent, text or logo.
Every knob only goes as far as the piece can actually be made — the limits come from the production engine, not guesswork.
See it in 3D
The engine builds the real geometry in seconds. Turn it, zoom in, compare with the original.
The preview is the same model the mold is made from. Light the candle, see the cookie a cutter makes, check the logo size.
A maker checks it
The engine checks the production rules, and a maker approves the design before anything is made.
If something won't work — a wall too thin, a logo too fine — we tell you what to change instead of guessing.
We make it
The mold is printed or cast, the piece is poured, finished by hand and shipped to you.
Handmade pieces vary slightly in color and surface. Timing depends on the product and the quantity — we confirm it with you.
What we check
- The piece fits our printer and our molds
- Walls and edges are thick enough to come out of the mold
- The material can be poured at a temperature the mold takes
- Your text uses characters our font has, and the logo is not too fine to read
- You have the right to use the logo — the maker reviews it
Handmade, not printed on the spot
Colors on screen are close to the real ones but not identical. Wax, soap and plaster vary slightly from piece to piece — that's part of handmade work.