Geometric Dragon Head – Wall Decor

Force, broken down into triangles
Sharp profile, open jaws, mane swept back. This dragon isn't the gentle kind, and that's exactly the point. The clever part is the build: instead of smooth curves, the whole head is mapped out in a mesh of triangles, that low-poly geometry that looks like it walked straight out of a video game. Matte black cuts every facet clean and gives the whole thing a bold, modern, self-assured character.

The light redraws it every day
The structure is open, so the wall shows through the mesh and the piece almost breathes. Here's the best bit: with light coming in from the side, every single triangle throws its own shadow across the wall, so the dragon looks one way in the morning and another by evening. Never the same twice. A strong focal point for a living room, a study or a fantasy fan's room, and a genuinely characterful gift for anyone who's tired of the ordinary.

Our design, made by our own hands
We designed this wall piece ourselves, and we print it for you to order right here in Icod de los Vinos (Tenerife). It's made of PLA, a plant-based, biodegradable bioplastic. At barely 3 mm thick it's featherlight, so you can put it up almost anywhere without drilling: double-sided tape or adhesive putty at several points; if you'd rather use a nail, that one does need drilling.

Specifications

• Material: PLA (polylactic acid), a plant-based, biodegradable bioplastic

• Size: approx. 38 × 40 × 0.3 cm (flat piece)

• Colour: matte black (as shown in the images)

• Technology: FDM 3D printing

• Lightweight, open structure, finished product

Mounting & care

• Mounting: without drilling, use double-sided tape or adhesive putty at several points; if you'd rather use a nail, that one does need drilling. Just tell us in the order notes which you'd like.

• Indoor decorative item. PLA is heat-sensitive: keep it out of direct sun and off radiators (above 50 °C it can warp).

• Cleaning: clean it with a soft cloth, or with lukewarm water and a little soap.

• The fine print lines come with 3D technology and are part of its modern texture, not a defect.