Presenting a detailed 3D model inspired by an Early Bronze II Period clay oil lamp from the Abrahamic era. This small, humble vessel reflects one of humanity’s earliest and most essential sources of domestic light: a hand-formed clay lamp designed to hold oil and a simple wick.
The model recreates the lamp’s characteristic shallow bowl form, rounded body, pinched nozzle, and organic handcrafted surface. Its imperfect, earthy profile preserves the visual language of ancient pottery—functional, tactile, and shaped by the hand rather than by modern precision.
Dimensions
- Width: 4.3 in / 10.9 cm
- Height: 2 in / 5.1 cm
- Reference weight: approximately 0.2 kg
Model Features
- Historically inspired Early Bronze Age oil-lamp silhouette
- Shallow reservoir suitable for oil and wick placement
- Pinched wick nozzle with handmade ceramic character
- Light buff-clay material appearance
- Ideal for archaeological reconstruction, historical visualization, museum-style display, game assets, and 3D printing
This piece represents more than an ancient object: it is a reminder of the daily rituals of light, shelter, and survival in the early Bronze Age. The original reference describes a lamp made from light buff-colored clay, measuring 4.3 inches wide and 2 inches high
