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YAKUZA LAB Inverted Triangular Openwork Emblem

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Description

An inverted triangular emblem, 80 mm wide and 4 mm thick, with all three corners rounded and a 5 mm border framing the openwork. The front and back are flat, so it sits cleanly against a case, backing plate or mounting surface.

The emblem is a single welded solid — frame, ornament and lettering are one continuous piece, with no separate parts to align or glue. The thickness steps across the face: the openwork panel is the thinnest layer, the raised lettering sits a little higher, and the frame and letters carry the full 4 mm, all starting from the same flat back face. Every decorative through-hole is preserved.

The interior is open throughout — no solid background — with a filigree of Japanese-style motifs held to the frame: a five-petal lotus with hollow petals at the bottom point, two ring scrolls, horizontal rules and side bars. "YAKUZA" sits on the upper line with "LAB" directly beneath it, raised in a heavy blocky face and given a subtle raised outline; posts and bars tie the lettering back into the ornament so nothing floats free.

  • Frame: 80 mm wide inverted triangle, 5 mm border, 4 mm thick
  • Lettering: "YAKUZA" over "LAB", raised, with a raised outline
  • Ornament: five-petal hollow lotus, ring scrolls, rules and side bars
  • Geometry: one welded solid, open through-holes, flat front and back
  • Build: stepped thickness, thinnest in the openwork, full depth at the frame

Because the openwork leaves thin bridges between decorative elements, check the narrowest sections against your resin printer's resolution before printing, and thicken them if they come out fragile.

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