Chinese Lattice Planter Display Wall 3D Model

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Every product ships with organized files (FBX / OBJ / GLB) and clean, grouped geometry, ready to drop into your scenes.
- Formats: FBX / OBJ / GLB (with materials)
- Suitable for archviz, landscape design, game environments, VR and rendering projects
- Questions, bundle deals or custom requests? Send me a message.
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Chinese Lattice Planter Display Wall 3D Model
A Chinese style lattice planter display wall that blends joinery craft with living color. Deep brown timber frames carry traditional fretwork grid patterns across three horizontal bands, and white planter boxes lined with orange blooms and green foliage slot into the openings in a tidy repeating rhythm. The panel works as a garden display wall, teahouse courtyard screen, plant shop backdrop or cultural venue feature, and the fretwork casts striking patterned shadows in raking light. Frames, lattice grids and planters group separately for flexible layouts. Files ship as SketchUp, OBJ, FBX, GLB and USD. 64,398 polygons and 4 materials.




















