A project that started as a gift for a housewarming party created an unconventional way of looking at an orthodox object. These Mezuzahs were 3d printed with dental plaster on an additive 3D printer after a design process that was done solely in computational tools. 

The idea behind the project is to cross the threshold of customization design via digital design tools, making the design a "prefect fit" to its clients. After the 3d printing process the objects were hand sanded and polished giving each object a unique crafted touch.