3D Printed Model of Taj Mahal, Agra (20 Inch)

3D Printed Model of Taj Mahal, Agra (20 Inch) is a large tactile educational model created to make architectural and heritage learning more accessible. The model represents the Taj Mahal’s recognisable structure through carefully formed three-dimensional details. Blind and visually impaired learners can explore the central dome, four minarets, smaller domed structures, entrance arches, platform and overall architectural arrangement through touch. For sighted and low-vision users, the large white model provides a clear visual representation of the building and its symmetrical layout. It can be used for inclusive learning where blind, visually impaired and sighted participants explore the same educational resource together. Explore Architecture Through Touch A photograph can show the appearance of a building, but a tactile model helps learners understand its physical form and spatial arrangement. Raised architectural features allow users to follow the structure with their fingertips and build a clearer mental understanding of the monument. The large format makes the model suitable for guided tactile exploration in classrooms, museums, colleges, resource centres and other educational environments. Architectural Features Represented Large central domed structure Four surrounding minarets Smaller domed architectural elements Raised entrance arches and façade details Elevated platform and surrounding layout Symmetrical architectural arrangement Distinct shapes that can be explored by touch QR-Enabled Learning Experience The model is supported by a QR-enabled digital learning experience. When the provided QR code is scanned with a smartphone, users can access linked educational content about the Taj Mahal. The linked content may explain: The identity and location of the Taj Mahal Its historical and cultural context Important architectural features Interesting educational facts The different parts represented in the tactile model This combination of tactile exploration and digital guidance creates a more complete and engaging learning experience. Designed for Inclusive Learning Blind users Visually impaired and low-vision users Sighted students and visitors Schools and colleges Museums and exhibitions Special educators and resource centres Inclusive classrooms and accessibility programmes Heritage and architectural learning spaces Suitable Applications Tactile heritage education Inclusive classroom activities Museum and exhibition displays School and college learning projects Orientation and spatial-understanding activities Accessibility awareness programmes Institutional cultural displays Key Features 20-inch 3D printed Taj Mahal model Large format for guided tactile exploration Detailed central dome, minarets, arches and platform Supports tactile, visual and audio-visual learning QR-enabled access to educational content Suitable for blind, visually impaired and sighted learners Designed for schools, colleges, museums and institutions Available on Request for Quotation Request for Quotation This product is currently available on a Request for Quotation basis. Please contact SakshamLife for pricing, production lead time, institutional requirements, delivery arrangements, bulk enquiries and available customization options. Important: The exhibition table, outer display platform, information panels and surrounding museum fixtures shown in some photographs may not be included with the model. The exact components included will be clearly specified in your quotation. Note: Minor variations in colour, surface texture and finishing may occur because of the 3D printing and production process. Fine architectural elements should be handled carefully and tactile exploration should be guided where appropriate. Product Highlights 20-inch tactile Taj Mahal model Central dome and four minarets Detailed 3D printed architecture QR-enabled educational content Accessible to blind and low-vision learners Suitable for museums and institutions Inclusive heritage-learning resource Available through RFQ Specifications Specification Value Product name 3D Printed Model of Taj Mahal, Agra Size 20 Inch Model type Tactile architectural model Product type Accessible educational model Structure represented Taj Mahal Location represented Agra, India Model colour White, as shown Learning format Tactile and QR-enabled digital learning Accessibility Blind, visually impaired, low-vision and sighted users Suitable for Schools, colleges, museums and institutions Purchase method Request for Quotation Material 3D-printed material; confirm exact material before order Customization Subject to quotation and production feasibility