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What this object is—and is not
Original AI-assisted 3D study generated privately for KOKESHI ATLAS. It is not a documented tradition, museum object or artisan work and must not be used for attribution.
The model was selected after visual review, then simplified and Draco-compressed for the web. Its static poster stays useful until you choose to load the interactive file.
Generation notes
Geometry prompt
An original kokeshi-inspired sculptural wooden art study for a contemporary museum editorial, not a replica of any documented doll, regional tradition, or living artisan work. A refined hand-turned silhouette with a slightly oversized rounded head, long elegant cylindrical body, gentle waist transition, no arms, no legs, no pedestal. Warm pale cedar wood with visible fine grain. One bold asymmetrical indigo botanical sweep wraps diagonally around the body, balanced by a single restrained vermilion ring near the base and a quiet hand-painted face. Minimal Japanese folk-art sensibility without tourist clichés, physically plausible carved wood, clean watertight manifold geometry, subtle bevels, centered full object, neutral studio presentation, no text, no signature, no logo, no accessories.
Texture direction
Warm pale cedar with fine vertical wood grain and a matte hand-waxed finish. Preserve the shallow carved branch and concentric turning-line relief. Paint one broad asymmetrical indigo-blue botanical sweep around the relief, a single narrow vermilion ring near the base, and a quiet face in fine charcoal lines. Restrained museum-object palette, subtle tonal variation, natural PBR wood roughness and normal detail. No writing, signature, logo, metallic material, glossy plastic, costume, scenery, pedestal, cracks, dirt, dramatic shadows, or extra symbols.