Q. It looks slightly different from its original design. There must be a special reason.

This newly released Scent Object is designed to carry fragrance. Made from plaster, the upper surface of the cross was designed to hold and diffuse oil. The scent represents worship and prayer in the Bible.

We hope this piece helps sponsors create a daily rhythm of prayer; whether in the stillness of morning or at the end of a long day. Also, we hope their personal moments become a form of worship that brings joy to the heart of God.

Compared to the original design of mosery cross, this version features its pronounced curves. The texture of plaster and fluidity of the curves come together to evoke an image of maternal warmth, gently radiating from the corner of a room.

Q. The curved cross feels quite unite and special. Was it designed purely for aesthetic reasons?

Beauty is certainly important, but in this case, the design also serves a practical purpose.

Reproducing the original cross in plaster with the same size and proportions would have made it uncomfortably heavy. While reducing its size seemed like the simplest solution, it ended up feeling visually underwhelming.

So we explored a different approach: softening the four corners with curves. This approach reduced the overall volume and weight, while still preserving the original proportions. After 3D printing a mock-up model, we saw its potential.

Q. The curved cross feels quite unite and special. Was it designed purely for aesthetic reasons?

Beauty is certainly important, but in this case, the design also serves a practical purpose.

Reproducing the original cross in plaster with the same size and proportions would have made it uncomfortably heavy. While reducing its size seemed like the simplest solution, it ended up feeling visually underwhelming.

So we explored a different approach: softening the four corners with curves. This approach reduced the overall volume and weight, while still preserving the original proportions. After 3D printing a mock-up model, we saw its potential.

Q. It looks slightly different from its original design. There must be a special reason.

This newly released Scent Object is designed to carry fragrance. Made from plaster, the upper surface of the cross was designed to hold and diffuse oil. The scent represents worship and prayer in the Bible. We hope this piece helps sponsors create a daily rhythm of prayer; whether in the stillness of morning or at the end of a long day. Also, we hope their personal moments become a form of worship that brings joy to the heart of God.

Compared to the original design of mosery cross, this version features its pronounced curves. The texture of plaster and fluidity of the curves come together to evoke an image of maternal warmth, gently radiating from the corner of a room.

Q. The curved cross feels quite unite and special. Was it designed purely for aesthetic reasons?

Beauty is certainly important, but in this case, the design also serves a practical purpose.

Reproducing the original cross in plaster with the same size and proportions would have made it uncomfortably heavy. While reducing its size seemed like the simplest solution, it ended up feeling visually underwhelming.

So we explored a different approach: softening the four corners with curves. This approach reduced the overall volume and weight, while still preserving the original proportions. After 3D printing a mock-up model, we saw its potential.