We make objects slowly, on purpose.
SIZUKO is a small studio in Bangalore, India. We design and 3D print objects that are minimal in form, mindful in making, and made to last — piece by piece, order by order.
From the studio: wall panels for light, a vase for breath, and a small sculpture for the corner of the desk. Three objects — three ways of being quiet.
From sketch to
your hands.
Four steps. No factories, no warehouses, no rush. Each piece is printed only after you order it — and finished by the same pair of hands that started it.
Design.
Every piece begins as a hand-drawn sketch. We model each curve in CAD, then prototype until the form feels quiet and balanced.
Print.
On order, the design is sliced and printed on calibrated FDM machines — each layer a sentence in the conversation between intention and material.
Finish.
Every surface is hand-sanded, sealed, and inspected under studio light. Imperfections are removed; warmth is left in.
Ship.
Packed in recycled cardboard, unbleached cotton, and paper tape. Nothing single-use. The piece arrives as it left us — considered.
Considered,
from start to finish.
We choose materials for what they leave behind. Plant-based PLA, to-order production, and zero-waste finishing — measured, not marketed.
Derived from sugarcane and cornstarch. Biodegradable under industrial composting.
Sanding dust composted. Offcuts re-extruded. Nothing in the bin.
“A 3D-printed object is a quiet conversation between intention and material — every layer a sentence.”
Find a piece
that speaks in whispers.
Each object is printed to order and shipped plastic-free from our studio in Bangalore.
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