Gypsophila Arrangement in Glazed Ceramic Vase

This 3ds Max model features a delicate gypsophila arrangement housed in a glazed ceramic vase with a warm, multi-tonal finish. The decorative object comprises a teardrop-shaped ceramic vessel featuring a textured, multi-layered glaze transition from deep brown at the base to a lighter, stippled mid-section and a dark blue, wavy rim. The vase is filled with a dense, realistic cluster of gypsophila—commonly known as baby's breath—composed of numerous tiny white blossoms and fine, branching stems. The proportions are balanced, making it suitable for tabletops or consoles. The model captures the subtle irregularities of handcrafted ceramics and the intricate, airy volume of the dried-style floral display, providing a realistic aesthetic for interior scenes.

The download is an 18.5 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) model, set up with Corona materials. Open it in 3ds Max with Corona installed; for other programs, export to FBX or OBJ from 3ds Max first.

In 3ds Max, this asset is provided as a single object with grouped geometry for the vase and flora. Users should manage the high-density foliage via proxy or instance objects if populating large scenes to maintain viewport performance. Material slots are assigned to the ceramic body and the floral elements; ensure texture paths are correctly re-linked upon import. Adjust the subsurface scattering or translucency settings on the petals to achieve optimal light interaction in final renders, ensuring consistent integration with your scene lighting.