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New Orleans Skyline
The Crescent City, cast in matte.
St. Louis Cathedral's three spires rise in front of the Central Business District towers, with French Quarter townhouses and their wrought-iron galleries lining the base.
- Small6 in wide (15.2 cm)$27.99
- Medium7.5 in wide (19 cm)$43.99
- Large9 in wide (22.9 cm)$59.99
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The New Orleans you remember.
St. Louis Cathedral's three spires rise in front of the Central Business District towers, with French Quarter townhouses and their wrought-iron galleries lining the base.
Every New Orleans skyline is rendered at scale relative to its neighbors, so the silhouette reads correctly from across the room. We don't flatten or stylize — the towers you know are the towers you'll see on your shelf.
Available in three sizes: Small (6 in wide (15.2 cm)) at $27.99, Medium (7.5 in wide (19 cm)) at $43.99, and Large (9 in wide (22.9 cm)) at $59.99. The Medium is our most-shipped size — it anchors a bookshelf without overwhelming it. The Large is a mantel piece.
New Orleans is printed in matte-black PLA on calibrated FDM machines at 0.1 mm layer height. After cooling, every piece is hand-sanded, sealed, and inspected. The NEW ORLEANS lettering on the base is printed in brushed-gold filament — not painted on, so it won't wear.
The cathedral in front of the towers
Most skylines put their tallest building in the middle. New Orleans puts a church there. St. Louis Cathedral, facing Jackson Square in the French Quarter, is one of the oldest cathedrals in the United States, and its three spires are the shape everyone from the city recognises first.
The model keeps it that way: the cathedral sits at the centre of the base, forward of everything else, with the office towers of the Central Business District rising behind it, the way they appear from the river side of the Quarter.
The Quarter along the base
On either side of the cathedral run the French Quarter's townhouses: two and three storeys, deep galleries, iron railings and shuttered windows. They are printed low and wide along the front edge so the towers read as a backdrop, not the subject.
Behind them the CBD steps up, led by One Shell Square, at 697 feet the tallest building in Louisiana. It's the contrast between the eighteenth-century street and the twentieth-century skyline that makes New Orleans look like nowhere else.
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