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Silk Tri

Material position

Silk Tri combines three colours across PLA silk filament, creating depth through directional colour and sheen.The three-colour relationship develops with curvature and viewing angle. Twists, folds and lattices organise it into a rhythmic finish; spiral display pieces and lattice shades repeat colour across adjacent turns.

Choose a colourGreen gold orange

Discuss Silk Tri
Product portrait: a concept visual of the spool and printed pieces.

Selection notes

Balance colour complexity with geometric complexity. Continuous curves keep transitions legible, while repeated lattices create colour rhythm; orientation, feed rotation and toolpaths affect the visible proportions of each hue.

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Feedstock — Concept visual

Material

Silk Tri combines three colours within one PLA silk filament. Each occupies a different part of its section, creating direction-dependent surface colour with additional depth from silk sheen.

Green gold orange — Concept visual
Forms — Concept visual

Forms

Spirals, lattice shades and faceted display pieces provide continuous turns and repeated structures. Silk Tri appears successively on differently oriented surfaces, strengthening their rhythm through colour and highlights without painted zones.
Context — Concept visual

Context

Multi-angle displays need different sides to remain related while offering distinct focal points. Silk Tri distributes colour through curves and repeated turns, translating direction changes into a coherent visual rhythm.

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