Kumiko - Asanoha Display Panel

Hello MakerWorld, This is a 3D Printed Kumiko Asanoha (Hemp leaf) Display! This print is my CAD recreation of the wooden display panel made by Ruth Warbington based out of the Guild of Oregon Woodworkers. They are a wonderful resource and promoters of the wood working craft. https://guildoforegonwoodworkers.org/ The guild and many other online resources will certainly introduce you if you would like to learn more. Kumiko is a Japanese style of wood working used create and assemble complex patterns without the use of nails, such as this Asanoha pattern. In the spirit of this style, our print does not require post processing with any adhesive and each piece is (including the boarders) are the common sizes used for wood working. Once assembled, we did use some glue to help preserve the pattern of the single leafs. Recommendations: Smooth Plate + Build Plate Glue & No Supports/Brim. Give the unassembled version a go! Use the best quality print you can, the pieces need to be as precise as p