Benin Queen Stand Low-poly 3D model

This handcrafted wooden sculpture represents the Queen of the historic Benin Kingdom in Nigeria. Expertly carved, it reflects traditional Benin artistry and serves as a unique decorative piece for homes or offices.

In Benin’s royal history, the Queen Mother (Iyoba) held immense cultural and spiritual significance. The most renowned Iyoba was Queen Idia, mother of Oba Esigie, who supported her son in warfare and governance. Honored with her own palace, she was believed to possess mystical powers. In Benin tradition, the Oba (king) was considered divine, commanding great respect and authority across the kingdom.

Source: Oweh Art Gallery. Benin Queen Stand, Ebony Wood, Private collection, Benin city

HIGHPOLY MODEL INCLUDED

HIGH-POLYGON MODEL

In addition to being optimized for VR, AR, and game development, our models are also available in high-polygon versions—making them excellent base assets for 3D printing.

Our high-poly models come as cleaned, watertight FBX files with all mesh artifacts removed, making them ideal for high-quality physical reproduction.

To 3D print these models, you’ll need to convert the FBX file to STL

format, which is a standard step in the printing workflow. This can be done easily using software like Blender, MeshLab, or Autodesk Meshmixer.

Once converted, the model is ready for slicing and printing with your preferred settings and printer.