Small-batch over mass
Less, but more intentional.
Products are made in small batches so there's room to tweak, improve, and retire designs. If something doesn't feel right, it can change quickly.
The story behind NapaWink.
NapaWink is a tiny studio in Napa, California, making small-batch 3D prints, handmade crafts, and self-care goods. It's for people who like things that feel a little more human—where you can see the maker's hand and a bit of their personality.
Napa roots, maker brain.
NapaWink started as a collection of experiments: 3D prints on the desk, test batches of soap in the kitchen, laser-engraved gifts for friends and customers. Over time it became clear that all of these little projects had the same goal—making everyday spaces and routines feel a bit more intentional and fun.
Instead of chasing mass production, NapaWink leans into small-batch energy. Designs can change, colors can rotate with the seasons, and things can sell out when they're gone. That's part of the charm.
The result is a studio that sits somewhere between a 3D print shop, a craft table, and a self-care lab—under one small roof.
What “NapaWink” means
Napa is home—vineyards, hills, and people who care a lot about what they make.
Wink is the little bit of playfulness in every product: a color combo, a texture, a label, a small surprise in the packaging.
The name is a reminder that things can be well-made and thoughtful without being overly serious.
A few things NapaWink cares about.
There's no corporate manifesto here—just a few principles that quietly guide how products are made and how custom projects are handled.
Honest materials
What things are made of matters.
3D prints use quality filament and sensible designs; self-care items are created in small, controlled batches with ingredient lists you're meant to actually read.
Human-scale interactions
You're talking to a person.
Emails and messages don't go into a ticket black hole. It's one small studio, so every conversation is with the same brain that designs and packs your order.
Why 3D prints, crafts, and self-care all live together here.
On the surface, a 3D printed keychain, a cozy little decor piece, and a bar of soap don't have much in common. At NapaWink, they do—they all exist to make everyday life feel a little nicer and a little less generic.
3D printed goods
Function with a wink.
Organizers, stands, and keychains that do a job but also make you smile a bit when you see or touch them.
Crafts & decor
Objects with presence.
Little pieces that warm up a shelf, a desk, or a table centerpiece without feeling like they came from a giant warehouse.
Beauty & self-care
Small rituals, big comfort.
Soaps, soaks, and balms that make daily routines feel like tiny pauses instead of just chores.
A few quick questions people usually ask.
Is NapaWink a one-person studio?
Yes—for now. That's part of the charm. Orders, 3D prints, product experiments, and emails all flow through the same set of hands. As things grow, that might change, but the goal is to keep the small-batch feel even if the team shifts.
Do you take fully custom 3D projects?
Within reason, yes. If you have a file ready to print, that's the easiest. If you just have an idea, the 3D studio can help figure out whether it's feasible and what it might cost.
Do your products stay in stock forever?
Nope. Some pieces will come and go; some might return in new colors or forms; some might never come back. If you see something you really love, treat it like a seasonal wine—get it while it's on the shelf.
I want to carry NapaWink products in my shop. Is that possible?
Probably! There's room for small wholesale relationships and collabs, especially with other small businesses, boutiques, or event planners. The best way to start is with a quick message on the contact page.
Next steps
Ready to peek at what's in stock or start a custom idea?
You can browse the shop, send a 3D project, or just say hi and see what's currently coming off the printers and workbench.