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Every stylized historical 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.
Load one straight from its CDN URL with a plain GLTFLoader, or take a whole themed set from the packs.
182 free GLB models
Ceremonial Parasol (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A tall processional parasol in a floor socket: a fringed lacquer canopy on a long pole with a bronze finial, 3.2 m overall.
Bronze Bell On Frame (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A cast bronze bell hung from a carved timber frame with a swinging beam beside it, and an invented band of raised bosses round the waist. The bell swings.
Ceremonial Drum On Stand (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A large barrel drum in a carved timber cradle with bronze hoop studs and two beaters on a hook. The drum tilts in its cradle.
Training Dummy (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A padded training post on a weighted timber cross base, with three striking arms and a bound straw torso. The post rocks on its spring foot.
Guardian Lion Pair (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A pair of carved stone guardian lions on moulded plinths, one with a carved ball at its paws and one with a cub. An invented beast, not a copy of any existing carving.
Pennant Pair On Poles (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
Two short parade pennants in a shared timber stand, their triangular flags carried on cross arms with bronze finials.
Ceremonial Banner Pole (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A tall banner on a weighted timber pole: a long lacquered pennant with a scalloped tail and abstract bronze bands, 4.2 m overall.
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.
Latticed Screen Door Set (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A free standing bay of lattice screen doors in a timber frame: two fixed side lights and two centre leaves that slide apart on their track.