Inspired by the decorative vases that flank the terraces of Schloss Lichtenwalde, this model interprets a marine motif as a repeatable architectural unit suitable for arraying along balustrades, parapets and garden copings. The body carries a wavy, shell‑like pattern that reads as overlapping sea shell outlines and provides a rhythmic base for two crossed fish sculpted in low relief to wrap the midsection and draw the eye upward toward the rim. A gently flaring lip and a short tapered neck sit above a compact stepped pedestal that gives the piece a stable mounting face for adhesive or mechanical fixing. Mesh construction emphasizes clean, watertight topology with consistent face orientation and even edge flow so the model is manifold and ready for instancing, boolean operations and 3D printing. UVs are arranged to support tileable stone textures on the main body while preserving separate islands for the rim and base to allow targeted weathering and patina. The asset includes LOD‑friendly topology and efficient sculptural detail so it works in high‑resolution renders, mid‑range architectural visualizations and optimized game scenes through baked maps. Practical fabrication considerations such as minimum wall thickness, hollowing clearances and a flat base face are included to ease physical reproduction. This vase blends ornamental storytelling with technical readiness, making it useful for heritage visualizations, garden restorations, set dressing and collectible prints.