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Every model below is a self-contained .glb under 25 MB that drops into three.js, Blender, Godot, Unity and Unreal, free to use and modify in commercial projects without attribution.
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4,412 free GLB models
Scroll Rack (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
An open hardwood rack of three shelves holding eleven rolled scrolls in their cases, with a lattice back and carved spandrels.
Inkstone And Water Dropper (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A carved stone inkstone with a well and a grinding face, an ink cake beside it and a small bronze water dropper on a lacquer tray.
Calligraphy Brush Stand (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A brush rack: five brushes of different sizes hanging from a carved timber gantry, with a water pot and a brush rest beside it.
Guqin On Stand (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A long seven string zither resting on a pair of carved trestles, with bronze studs down one edge and a lacquered soundboard.
Tea Set On Tray (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A tea set on a lacquer tray: a lidded pot, four cups on saucers and a covered water jar, all in celadon glaze.
Low Tea Table (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A low hardwood tea table 1.1 m long with an apron on all four sides and hoof shaped feet, for a hall or a pavilion.
Throne Footstool (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A low lacquered footstool with a carved apron and bronze corner caps, sized to the seat of state.
Imperial Throne Chair (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A wide lacquered seat of state with carved arm scrolls, a five panel screen back and a footrail, standing on a low dais.
Peony Planter (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A glazed ceramic planter of peonies on a low stone base: a full mound of foliage carrying five open pink flowers.
Stepping Stone Path (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A run of seven irregular stepping stones set into gravel, 4 m long, for crossing a planted bed or the shallow edge of a pond.
Garden Stone Bench (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A garden seat: a single dressed stone slab on two carved block supports, 1.8 m long, weathered and mossed along one edge.
Plum Tree In Blossom (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A plum tree in full blossom: a gnarled dark trunk on a mossed root plate, five swept limbs and five drifts of pink flower, about 3.6 m tall.
Bamboo Clump (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A clump of nine bamboo culms with jointed stems and leaf sprays at the top, reaching about 4 m, for screening a wall or a corner.
Bonsai In Glazed Pot (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A trained miniature pine in a shallow glazed pot on a carved timber stand, with a swept trunk and three cloud pruned pads.
Courtyard Well (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A courtyard well: an octagonal stone kerb with a bucket on a rope over a timber windlass, under a small tiled canopy on two posts. The windlass turns.
Bronze Tripod Cauldron (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A large bronze ritual cauldron on three tapered legs, with cast handles, a band of invented key pattern and a domed lid that lifts.
Stone Incense Burner (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A squat stone incense burner on three feet with a pierced bronze lid that lifts off its rebate, and three incense sticks standing in the ash.
Floating Water Lantern (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A small floating lantern on a lotus shaped timber float, for setting adrift on a pond. The lantern bobs on the water.
Hanging Silk Lantern (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A red silk lantern hanging from a bracket arm on its own post, with lacquer end caps, ribs and a tassel. The lantern swings on its hook.
Standing Garden Lantern (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A standing garden lantern: a stone shaft on a lotus foot carrying a glowing paper light chamber under a small hipped tile cap.
Scholars Stone (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A scholar rock: a broad pierced limestone on a carved timber base, eroded into two short legs bridged by an overhanging cap, about 2.1 m overall.
Lotus Cluster (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A cluster of lotus: seven floating pads and three open flowers on their stems, sized to sit on a pond water module.
Pond Water Module (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A 4 m square of still pond water with a shallow silt bed under it, for filling the middle of a pond laid out from edge runs.
Lotus Pond Edge Corner (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A right angle corner for the pond edge, carrying the stone coping round the turn with the water surface held at the same level on both arms.