Description
A little bit of Swansea on the shelf
Abertawe — the mouth of the Tawe
That is the Welsh name, and it says exactly what it is. The English one came from somewhere else entirely — most likely Sveinsey, Old Norse for Sveinn’s island. Nothing to do with swans at all. The city took the swan anyway, which is a very Swansea thing to do.
Three backdrops, and two of them are places you can walk to on a Sunday: the pier out at Mumbles, and Three Cliffs Bay on Gower — traced from a photograph taken standing there. The swan makes three.
Designed and test-printed here in Swansea. Print it for the house, for the shop counter, for a leaving present, or for someone who moved away and still says “back home”.
Three backdrops, STL and 3MF
Split and one-piece of every panel
Seven letters, 74 mm tall
Plinth, split and one-piece
Butterfly keys and dowels
Almost certainly. Every panel comes split as well as one-piece, so you pick whichever suits your bed.
220 bed up
300–350
0.4 mm
0.20 mm




