Little lines.
Big questions.

Each piece is built one thin layer at a time, so fine lines are a normal part of its texture. You may also spot a small seam where layers start and finish. Cracks, splitting or loose parts are different: send us a photo if something looks wrong.

PLA is a lightweight plastic made from plant-derived ingredients, often used for detailed 3D prints. It is still plastic, so it needs gentle handling and a little care around heat. Check the individual item’s details for its material.

Yes. PLA is fairly rigid and can snap if dropped, bent or squeezed too hard, especially around thin details and joints. Move flexible pieces gently through their natural range and stop if you feel resistance. Flexible shapes do not make the plastic unbreakable.

Small differences in surface texture, colour and sheen can happen between prints. Lighting and your screen can affect how colours look too. If a particular shade matters, message us before choosing your piece.

Keep PLA out of hot cars, strong direct sun and hot water. Heat can soften or warp it. A soft, slightly damp cloth is usually enough for cleaning. Our short care guide has the everyday basics.

Please keep food-shaped pieces for their stated play or decorative use. Unless an item is specifically described as suitable for food contact, keep it away from real food and drinks. A pasta shape does not make a print a kitchen utensil.

Send us an Instagram message with a clear photo and your order details so we can take a look and help with the next step. If a piece breaks or has a sharp edge, set it aside and keep any loose parts away from children and pets.