In my family we have a tradition of making Christmas tree decorations with our own hands. In the past it was mostly made of epoxy resin. This year I decided to make a mold that is simply unrealistic to cast or make in any other way. The model had a lot of variations both at the design and printing stage. I've always been attracted to floral artwork, and this work is no exception. In general, this is a poppy flower. In our culture, this flower is very widely used and filled with symbolic meaning, which we all see now in Ukraine during this terrible war. I tweaked the pattern a bit to my feeling and made it repeat 12 times, giving a link to the year-round cycle. So the whole construction is only strong in its whole variant where each beam supports the other. Printing parameters: Creality Print, Ender 3, Creality CR-PLA Filament 1.75 mm, 1 kg (Transparent) 30% Infill (Grid), Wall thickness 1.2mm (3 contours), Nozzle Temp 200. I could not print everything at once, so I redid everything and printed one part at a time in the center of the table, so I managed to hide the seams in the center of the mold. But in general, the pattern of the parts remained the same. I printed the tree separately in the Fuzzy skin mode. Assembly is prity strait. I polished the two halves on glass and sandpaper. Glued the leg to the Christmas tree. Glued it all together with super glue. Then I painted it with a can of artificial