Made for the obsession.

Oruky is a rider-led 3D-printing studio for enthusiast collectibles, operated by Adalwin Commerce™ LLP — part of Adalwin Group — with workshops in Pune and Gurgaon, India. We lead with The Café— cafe-racer silhouettes, vintage-bike pieces, helmet display stands, and ride-club gift tags — because that’s the world the founder lives in. Sister tribes are The Garage (cars), The Wall (original-IP figures in the visual language of fandoms), and Studio Classics, the heritage line of original characters Oruky started with. For collectors who want something that doesn’t exist yet, we run bespoke 1-of-1 commissions on a four-week lead.

The studio runs on a simple bet. Mass-produced collectibles — diecast, Funko-style figures, dealership freebies — are everywhere. Things you put on the garage shelf and actually look at every day are not. We make those things. One drop at a time, one edition at a time.

Each piece is designed in-house, slow-printed on a Bambu Lab P2Swith the AMS 2 Pro multi-material system (up to four colours per piece without manual swaps), checked continuously by an on-device AI camera, and hand-finished. We don’t hold stock — every piece is made to order. Editions are numbered as they leave the studio. Once an edition closes, it does not come back.

We’re a small team. Sameer designs the pieces, runs the printers, and rides on weekends. The studio leads with The Café because that’s the audience the founder is part of — riders who recognise the era a silhouette came from, and want a piece of it on the shelf. We answer every DM and every email. We don’t pay influencers, we don’t discount, and we don’t ship a piece we’re not willing to put on our own shelves.

If you ride a single, twin, or modern parallel; restore a coupe on weekends; or have a fandom you’d like to honour with something that isn’t at every airport gift shop — you’re who we’re making for.

Made for the obsession.