
This photogrammetry-based 3D model of a yellow pear features high-fidelity textures, providing a realistic fruit prop for scenes. Captured via photogrammetry, this 3D model accurately reproduces the organic form and subtle surface imperfections of a mature pear. The geometry retains a natural silhouette, including the characteristic bulbous base and narrow neck, topped with a textured, woody stem. The surface detail is enhanced by PBR maps, which define the skin's matte quality, slight colour variations, and granular texture. This asset provides a convincing representation of fresh produce, suitable for close-up compositions where naturalistic detail is required to ground the surrounding environment, whether in a kitchen, dining, or still-life context.
The download is a 12.1 MB compressed archive with the model in format.
The asset includes a 2K PBR texture set comprising albedo, normal, roughness, and ambient occlusion maps, ensuring compatibility with standard render engines. Users should apply these maps to the corresponding material channels to achieve accurate light interaction and surface depth. The mesh density is balanced to maintain the scanned silhouette while remaining performant for population in larger interior scenes. Simply merge the file into the project, assign the provided materials, and scale as necessary to fit the specific composition requirements of the render.
This pear model is ideal for populating kitchen islands, dining tables, or breakfast nooks in residential and hospitality projects. It serves as an essential decorative element for adding life to interior visualisations, particularly in high-end kitchen showroom renders or restaurant cafe concepts. Professionals often use such assets to create lived-in, authentic atmospheres. Pair this with other fruit models or bowls to build a complete still-life arrangement that enhances the narrative of the space, effectively communicating scale and domestic comfort to clients.
Yellow Pear Fruit Photogrammetry Model
Free
File formats
What changed in 1.0
Initial release.
Public domain. Use commercially, modify and redistribute. No attribution required.
Covers 1 seat.