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Tactile objects, designed to be touched.

3D printed tactile model of Independence Hall, Philadelphia

3D printed tactile model of the Sacre-Coeur Basilica, Paris

3D printed tactile model of the Palais Garnier opera house, Paris

Even Grounds makes 3D-printed tactile objects. Mostly miniature buildings from around the world, but also tactile maps for blind students and other 3D printed objects. Everything is printed in sturdy PLA plastic, with details meant to be felt: rooflines, windows, columns, textures. They started as tactile teaching models, designed so blind people could experience things that otherwise cannot be touched. That origin is still in everything we sell.

3D printed tactile model of a Victorian-style house

3D printed tactile model of a Gothic-style church with a tall spire

Our models are built to be handled, which also makes them great travel souvenirs, collector pieces, and teaching tools for sighted people too. Every listing shows the real dimensions and scale, plus photos from several angles. US shipping is free on all orders. Even Grounds also does museum accessibility consulting. You can read more at evengrounds.com.