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Complete artisan pottery simulation kit with hollow ceramic profiles, thick lips and feet, detailed static machinery, stocked furniture and a closed roofed studio with production courtyard. Original CC0 procedural models. Metres, +Y up, +Z forward. No animation, collision or fluid simulation.
Files load directly from the CDN. Choose the pieces you need. Colliders, navigation and gameplay scripts are supplied by your game.
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Use the “Ceramics Pottery Studio” pack in my project. Manifest (JSON, every model with its CDN URL): https://3dassets.dev/api/v1/packs/ceramics-pottery-studio Starter scene (one GLB with every piece placed): https://cdn.3dassets.dev/assets/29531/v1/model.glb Pack page: https://3dassets.dev/packs/ceramics-pottery-studio Description: Fifty premium pottery production, kiln, glazing and ceramic retail designs. - 51 GLB models, 7.5 MB in total - Units: metres, +Y up, shared scale and palette across the pack - Licence: CC0 1.0 Universal (no attribution required) - Loading: three.js GLTFLoader; no additional decoders required. Load models individually from the manifest, or the starter scene as one file.
Also available as a JSON manifest or via the MCP server.
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Game kit
Ceramics Pottery Studio
Fifty premium pottery production, kiln, glazing and ceramic retail designs.
One GLB with every piece placed in a starter scene. Each model is also below on its own.
Everything in this pack
Electric Pottery Wheel (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Electric wheel with smooth splash pan, wheelhead, motor pedestal and wired foot pedal.
Kick Wheel (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Human-powered kick wheel with heavy flywheel, spindle and attached seat.
Electric Top Loading Kiln (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Insulated circular kiln with sealed thick lid, tension bands, side lifting handles and control enclosure.
Front Loading Test Kiln (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Compact front-loading test kiln with two hinges and insulated latched door.
Clay Pugmill (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Clay pugmill with horizontal barrel, hopper, motor and extrusion receiving tray. Hopper is closed internally.
Slab Roller (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Slab rolling table with steel roller, adjustment towers, handwheel and clay slab.
Wall Extruder Stand (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Freestanding clay extrusion press with barrel, nozzle and static long lever.
Wedging Table (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Plaster-topped wedging bench with lower bat storage and a clay working pad.
Glazing Workbench (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Glazing bench with washable worktop, splash back and underbench drawer.
Drying Rack (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Four-level open drying furniture with slender posts and thick removable timber boards.
Ware Trolley (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Mobile four-level ware cart with four rubber wheels; wheels are static.
Potters Stool (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Potter stool with four braced legs and a turned circular seat.
Reclaim Sink (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Deep reclaim basin on stainless frame with high gooseneck faucet.
Settling Tank (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Lidded slip settling tank with drain spigot and rolled base rim.
Glaze Dipping Vat (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Open thick-walled glaze dipping vat with carry handle and foot ring.
Spray Booth (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Open-front glazing spray booth with enclosing hood and exhaust stack; extraction is not simulated.
Banding Wheel (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Desktop rotating banding stand with wide weighted foot and thin turntable.
Clay Wire Cutter (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Two cylindrical wooden grips joined by bowed cutting wire, laid out for storage.
Wooden Rolling Pin (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Smooth rolling pin with narrower integral handles and rounded barrel.
Ribbon Tool Set (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Four handled loop carving tools laid side by side with metal ribbon loops.
Pottery Rib Set (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Rectangular timber rib, circular steel scraper and narrow rubber finishing rib.
Glaze Brush Cup (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Small clay brush pot holding five brushes with distinct timber shafts and broad bristles.
Digital Kiln Controller (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Freestanding kiln controller enclosure with dark display, status strip and controls.
Kiln Shelf Stack (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Four separated round refractory shelves for loading the kiln.
Kiln Post Set (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Six refractory square support posts in stepped working heights.
Clay Bag Stack (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Three sealed rectangular clay bags with folded profiles and a terracotta identification patch.
Plaster Bat Stack (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Five small wheel bats separated by narrow drying gaps.
Slip Bucket (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Hollow slip bucket with raised bail and thick reinforced lip.
Test Tile Board (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Twelve separate glaze tiles on a timber board, organized into three glaze families.
Balance Scale (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Small tabletop balance with two suspended weighing pans and central pillar.
Amphora (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Tall narrow-neck amphora with twin arched handles joined into the shoulder and lower body, hollow mouth and raised foot.
Wide Serving Bowl (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Wide shallow glazed serving bowl with continuous inner surface and foot.
Footed Fruit Bowl (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Pedestal fruit bowl with narrow stem, stable foot and deep open basin.
Handled Mug (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Glazed handled mug with thick mouth, continuous interior and loop handle.
Pouring Pitcher (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Open pitcher with large handle and short tubular pouring spout.
Lidded Teapot (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Rounded teapot with separate lid, clay knob, curved spout and loop handle; lid is static.
Narrow Neck Vase (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Tall vase with swelling shoulder, narrow hollow throat and raised foot.
Fluted Planter (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Open terracotta planter with sixteen raised flutes and a thick rim.
Oval Serving Platter (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Oval serving platter with rolled rim and recessed well.
Ceramic Colander (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Open lattice ceramic colander with sixteen ribs, five circular bands and genuine drainage gaps above a solid foot.
Oil Bottle (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Narrow-neck oil cruet with wooden stopper and solid sealed base.
Butter Dish (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Rectangular butter dish with lifted domed-edge cover and top grip.
Soap Drainer (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Low ceramic soap tray with five elevated drainage ribs.
Candle Lantern (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Open slatted ceramic candle lantern with roof disk, ring handle and unlit wax candle.
Retail Display (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Stepped retail shelving with sage header and four open display levels.
Packing Station (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Packing workbench with paper roll dispenser and folded wrapping stack.
Shipping Crate (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Open slatted pottery shipping crate with thick base and reinforced end boards.
Studio Building (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Roofed six-metre studio with closed doors and an attached eleven-metre open-front glazed production lean-to. Timber rafters, clear weather roof, metal posts and gutter protect machinery. Doors are static.
Courtyard Paving (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Two-metre courtyard paving panel with shallow crossing mortar joints; butt panels on a two-metre grid.
Shop Sign (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Freestanding shop sign displaying a dimensional terracotta pot emblem.
Pottery Production Courtyard (Ceramics Pottery Studio)
Working courtyard with wheel throwing, clay preparation, glazing, firing and a stocked ceramics shop under the glazed production lean-to attached to a closed studio, with handwork and customer tables in the courtyard.









