A beautiful collection of Islamic-inspired 3D cookie cutters designed with OpenSCAD. This repository contains both the source code and rendered 3D models for traditional Middle Eastern and Islamic geometric designs.
👉 View the Interactive Gallery
Experience the full interactive gallery with detailed descriptions, source code links, and 3D model previews.
- Arabesque - Intricate eight-fold symmetry with outer stars and complex arabesque designs
- Eight Point Star - Beautiful geometric star with traditional Islamic art inspiration
- Circle - Simple yet elegant circular design
- Crescent with Star - Classic Islamic symbol perfect for Eid celebrations
- Minaret - Architectural tower representing Islamic mosques
- Mosque 1 & 2 - Traditional Islamic architecture with dome and minaret elements
- Lantern Series - Three variations of Middle Eastern lantern designs with unique geometric patterns
- OpenSCAD (
.scad) files insrc/CookieCutters/ - STL files for 3D printing in
build/stls/ - Rendered images in
build/images/
- OpenSCAD for 3D modeling
- Basic shapes and complex shapes modules (included in
src/)
All models are ready for 3D printing:
- STL files are optimized for cookie cutter use
- Recommended layer height: 0.2mm
- Infill: 20-30%
- Supports: Generally not required
3d-models/
├── src/
│ ├── CookieCutters/ # OpenSCAD source files
│ ├── BasicShapes.scad # Basic geometric shapes
│ └── ComplexShapes.scad # Complex geometric patterns
├── build/
│ ├── images/ # Rendered model images
│ └── stls/ # 3D printable STL files
├── index.html # Interactive gallery
├── data.js # Model metadata
└── README.md # This file
- Open
index.htmlin your browser - Browse the interactive gallery
- Click "View Code" to see OpenSCAD source
- Click "Download STL" to get 3D printable files
- Open the corresponding
.scadfile in OpenSCAD - Modify parameters as needed
- Render and export as STL for 3D printing
These designs draw inspiration from:
- Islamic geometric art - Traditional patterns found in mosques and Islamic architecture
- Middle Eastern architecture - Minarets, domes, and lantern designs
- Cultural symbols - Crescent and star motifs
- Traditional craftsmanship - Hand-crafted geometric patterns
The interactive gallery features:
- High-quality rendered images of each design
- Detailed descriptions explaining cultural significance
- Direct links to OpenSCAD source code
- STL download links for 3D printing
- Responsive design for all devices
Contributions are welcome! Feel free to:
- Add new Islamic geometric designs
- Improve existing models
- Enhance the gallery interface
- Add more cultural context
This project is open source. Please see the LICENSE file for details.
- Live Gallery: View Interactive Gallery — also served at omars-lab.github.io/3d-models, which 301s here
- OpenSCAD Documentation: OpenSCAD User Manual
- 3D Printing Guide: Ultimaker Cura
Created with ❤️ for the Islamic art and 3D printing communities