The online retailer, which launched the marketplace Monday, offers users the ability to customize a number of objects, including jewelry, bobbleheads and wax seals before having them 3-D printed and shipped out, just like any other Amazon transaction.
Making the customization aspect of the website more accessible to 3-D printing novices is important, Amazon Marketplace sales director Petra Schindler-Carter said, because it opens a new marketplace to more consumers.
“It’s an innovation that we’re excited to invest in,” she said.
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