Blue-and-White Porcelain Vase Interactive 3D Scene

A digital reconstruction of a Kangxi blue-and-white porcelain vase — thirty numbered fragments fly back, one by one, into a measured cage to rebuild the vessel. Generated by Kimi K3.1 Pro.

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Blue-and-White Porcelain Vase Interactive 3D Scene

Thirty numbered fragments fly into a measured cage to reconstruct a Kangxi blue-and-white porcelain vase.

Object: Baluster vase, from a five-piece garniture (F1980.191), Qing dynasty, Kangxi period — Freer Gallery of Art, Smithsonian Institution. Gift of Myron S. Falk, Jr. 3D scan: Smithsonian Digitization Program Office, CC0. The fracture shown is a digital visualization — these are not excavated shards.

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Thirty numbered fragments fly into a measured cage to reconstruct a Kangxi blue-and-white porcelain vase.

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Create an interactive 3D webpage for reassembling the fragments of a blue-and-white porcelain vase.

Scene and interaction: at the start, 30 fragments lie flat on a measured 7×5 grid, tagged with numbers 01–30, with an empty plot left in the center. After clicking begin, a reconstruction cage generated from the vase's measured profile fades in at the center, fading out locally as more fragments lock into place. Clicking any fragment sends only that piece flying along a gentle arc into its matching slot and locking in; clicking a locked fragment returns it along the same path — there is no enforced order. Each empty slot displays the broken-edge contour of its corresponding fragment.

Place all: every remaining fragment takes off, spirals one to two turns around the vase, and docks into place one by one, with the camera orbiting along with the flock and the placement pace ramping linearly from 1× to 3×. Once the vase is whole, "Scatter" can be triggered: the vessel bursts into thirty pieces that tumble irregularly in the air for a few seconds, then drift back to their numbered positions. Press and hold a fragment to pause and view its record.

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Create an interactive 3D webpage for reassembling the fragments of a blue-and-white porcelain vase.

Scene and interaction: at the start, 30 fragments lie flat on a measured 7×5 grid, tagged with numbers 01–30, with an empty plot left in the center. After clicking begin, a reconstruction cage generated from the vase's measured profile fades in at the center, fading out locally as more fragments lock into place. Clicking any fragment sends only that piece flying along a gentle arc into its matching slot and locking in; clicking a locked fragment returns it along the same path — there is no enforced order. Each empty slot displays the broken-edge contour of its corresponding fragment.

Place all: every remaining fragment takes off, spirals one to two turns around the vase, and docks into place one by one, with the camera orbiting along with the flock and the placement pace ramping linearly from 1× to 3×. Once the vase is whole, "Scatter" can be triggered: the vessel bursts into thirty pieces that tumble irregularly in the air for a few seconds, then drift back to their numbered positions. Press and hold a fragment to pause and view its record.

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Create an interactive 3D webpage for reassembling the fragments of a blue-and-white porcelain vase.

Scene and interaction: at the start, 30 fragments lie flat on a measured 7×5 grid, tagged with numbers 01–30, with an empty plot left in the center. After clicking begin, a reconstruction cage generated from the vase's measured profile fades in at the center, fading out locally as more fragments lock into place. Clicking any fragment sends only that piece flying along a gentle arc into its matching slot and locking in; clicking a locked fragment returns it along the same path — there is no enforced order. Each empty slot displays the broken-edge contour of its corresponding fragment.

Place all: every remaining fragment takes off, spirals one to two turns around the vase, and docks into place one by one, with the camera orbiting along with the flock and the placement pace ramping linearly from 1× to 3×. Once the vase is whole, "Scatter" can be triggered: the vessel bursts into thirty pieces that tumble irregularly in the air for a few seconds, then drift back to their numbered positions. Press and hold a fragment to pause and view its record.