A product that decorates toilet paper like a temple pillar

Since I live alone and there is no shelf in the toilet, I used to stack the toilet paper vertically. It looked like a pillar, so I tried to create an ornament like a Greek temple. *The factory we requested is no longer able to produce, so sales are discontinued while supplies last! After that, we are considering making it with a 3D printer. **set content** ・Upper and lower 2 pieces (upper and lower are the same) *Toilet paper is not included. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51726524585_4b401ce53c_b.jpg **Production method** The material is melted waste paper and put into a mold. It is the same manufacturing method as paper egg cartons. It's made of paper and the inside is hollow, so it's very light. I don't think the floor will be damaged even if it falls over. **size** Approximately 17.5cm wide x 13.5cm deep x 8.5cm high __**Notice**__ *Assumed to use standard Japanese toilet paper. (Diameter 105mm) ・The flat surface is slightly dented, but this is because it is very soft before drying and is crushed by gravity during drying. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52458721159_42790838e4_o.jpg ・The arrow part in Photo 2 is dented. This is because the fingers are dented because the craftsmen take them out one by one by hand while they are still soft when they are removed from the mold. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51726292689_8da5f09dc0_o.jpg ・The convex part is for hiding the manufacturing hole. As shown in the explanatory diagram 3, it does not reach the hole of the toilet paper. *The shape of the convex part may differ slightly depending on the time of manufacture. ・There are black dots on the surface of the product, but this is a property of the material. We use white waste paper that has been bleached, but since it is not possible to bleach 100% of the ink, it is the remaining ink. Moreover, the part of photograph 4 may be a little darkened.