WOL3D, a pioneer in India’s 3D printing space, has introduced Vinglits, the country’s first range of 3D-printed flexible toys, at the 16th Toy Exhibition in Delhi. This launch marks the company’s foray into India’s ₹16,000 crore toy market with a bold vision: to make play accessible, meaningful, and innovative for people of all ages.
Vinglits brings a refreshing approach to toys—combining tech-led design, vibrant creativity, and tactile fun. Designed for children, working adults, seniors, and neurodiverse individuals alike, the Vinglits line transforms everyday play into a purposeful experience. With shapes ranging from farm animals and fantasy creatures to quirky characters and collectible figures, each piece is manufactured using advanced 3D printing, offering forms and flexibility that traditional toy-making techniques cannot replicate.
WOL3D is prepared to scale rapidly with a production capacity of six lakh units per year. The company is collaborating with prominent retail partners and distributors to ensure Vinglits reaches stores and homes across India. But these toys aren’t just meant for fun—they also serve as tools for learning, relaxation, sensory engagement, and creativity.
Unlike conventional toys made through molding or casting, Vinglits are produced using additive manufacturing. This process gives each toy unique detail, structure, and movement that set them apart. Made with WOL3D’s own biodegradable materials and entirely produced in India, Vinglits reflects a growing demand for sustainable and tech-forward products.
Rahul Chandalia, Founder and CEO of WOL3D, described the launch as a significant step in redefining how play is perceived: “Vinglits is about pushing boundaries—bringing high-end 3D printing technology into everyday use. Whether it’s a child discovering textures or an adult using it to unwind, each Vinglit offers a calming, creative experience. It represents what modern play can be—purposeful, inclusive, and proudly made in India.”
WOL3D enters the market at a time when India’s 3D printing industry is expanding at 20–25% annually, driven by a surge in consumer-focused applications. The toy sector itself has seen a 240% jump in exports since 2014, setting the stage for homegrown innovations like Vinglits to make their mark.
Globally, the 3D printing market is forecasted to reach $74 billion by 2030. Vinglits positions WOL3D not only as a player in this growth story but as a brand helping shape the future of toys—where design, well-being, and local innovation come together.
WOL3D is among India’s leading 3D printing companies, known for delivering innovative solutions across industrial, educational, and consumer segments. Through Vinglits and other initiatives, WOL3D continues to drive advancements in additive manufacturing and creative technology.
