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ABOUT

Origins & Purpose

LAKSHMI ASTRIDE ULUKA

Need for Digital Preservation

When we began in 2019, we noticed a striking lack of STL files representing Hindu deities. This gap in cultural representation motivated us to create digital models to preserve India’s sculptural heritage for future generations. Sculptures, whether ancient or modern, are vulnerable to time, and digital preservation offers a way to safeguard these masterpieces against the ravages of history.

Passion for 3D Printing

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3D printing represents infinite creative possibilities. It democratizes art, making it more accessible to enthusiasts, students, and researchers alike. As technology evolves, innovations like full-color consumer-grade 3D printing are becoming a reality, enabling even richer artistic expression. VedicFutura thrives at the intersection of this technological revolution and cultural preservation.

The Blog

Our blog aims to educate readers about symbolism, artistic styles, and significance of Hindu deities by exploring their origins, stories, and rituals. We provide historical and cultural context to enhance appreciation for the art form. Contextualization reveals the essence of our creations, highlighting the evolution of artistic styles, regional variations, and techniques used by ancient artists.

Love for Hindu Mythology

Our fascination with Hindu mythology began in childhood—through stories told by grandparents, Amar Chitra Katha comics, and iconic TV shows like Ramayana and Mahabharat. The diverse artistic interpretations of Hindu deities, from Chola bronzes to Manga-inspired designs, have captivated us. This variety underscores the cultural richness of Indian art and fuels our passion for recreating it in 3D.

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Exploring Myths And Legends From Ancient India...

..through its Devas (gods), Asuras (divine yet evil beings), Apsaras (celestial nymphs), Rakshashas (malignant demons) and other magical creatures. These deities have distinct and complex personalities, yet are often viewed as aspects of the same Ultimate Reality in Hindu tradition.

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Celebrating Culture

Exploring History and Aestehtics

Sculptures are windows into history, reflections of the societies and cultures that birthed them. In India, the role of sculpture closely tied to religion, these works often serve dual purposes: as sacred objects of worship and as embellishments that adorn temples and homes.

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The geographic variations in styles, materials, and themes are a testament to the diversity of India’s cultural landscape. Equally fascinating are the Silpa Sastra rules that codified aesthetic standards for Indian sculpture. While initially intended to uphold quality, these rules sometimes constrained artistic experimentation. We honor these traditions while also exploring modern interpretations, bridging the past and the present in our creations.

AVAILABLE ON ALL MAJOR 3D PRINTING REPOSITORIES

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Supporting 3D Printing small Businesses

VedicFutura prints are ideal for specialist shops and flea markets, offering unique and exotic products rarely found outside India due to high import costs. Thanks to 3D printing, these intricate deity models are now accessible worldwide. VF models are for personal use and small 3D printing businesses only, not for mass manufacturing or CGI use, ensuring your prints remain rare and exclusive. They can be printed in vibrant multi-color filaments or hand-painted for a stunning finish. As a Patron, you gain rights to sell 3D prints—check our T&Cs for details.

Creating Harmony and Well-Being

Beyond their beauty, these idols hold spiritual significance, enhancing daily prayers, meditation, or home decor. They foster tranquility, positivity, and inspiration, reflecting individuality and creating uplifting spaces. Whether for your 3D collection, a meaningful gift, or a unique product for your business, these statues are truly special!

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Vedic Futura On Is On All The Major 3D Printing Repositories. Find Us On Printables, Thingiverse, Cults, MyMiniFactory, Makerworld And Thangs. Many Of Our Models Are Available For FREE. You can support us by Subscribing to our monthly packs! 

Our Models Are Thoroughly Researched And Optimised For SLA and FDM 3D Printing.

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VedicFutura is a crowdfunded passion project, not a commercial enterprise. In our early days, all our models were free. However, as the project grew, so did the costs associated with creating high-quality designs and supporting the talented artists behind them.

 

Today, proceeds from model sales and Patreon subscriptions help us:

• Hire and support skilled artists and sculptors.

• Produce a steady stream of high-quality models each month.

• Expand and enhance our repository.

 

While we continue to offer some models for free, making all our work freely available would undermine the livelihood of the artists we collaborate with. By supporting VedicFutura, you’re not just funding a project—you’re contributing to a movement that celebrates and preserves India’s sculptural heritage.

Why Your Support Matters

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