Creality and WOL3D Open Pune's First Experiential 3D Printing Store

A Store Where You Can Watch It Print

Creality, the global 3D printing brand, and WOL3D, India’s leading 3D printing company, have opened Pune’s first experiential 3D printing retail store at Kopa Mall in Koregaon Park. Located on the mall’s second floor, the space lets visitors watch live 3D printing on the shop floor and see digital designs turn into physical objects in real time.

The launch is a clear signal that 3D printing is migrating from specialized workshops into mainstream retail. It also follows Creality’s listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on May 29, 2026, part of the company’s push to expand its global offline presence.

What’s Inside

The store is built around hands-on discovery rather than shelf displays. Key features include:

• Live demonstrations of FDM and resin (SLA) printing on the shop floor.
• A curated range of filaments and colors, plus 3D pens, 3D scanners, and laser engravers.
• Hands-on guidance for beginners, hobbyists, and professionals from WOL3D specialists.
• A dedicated learning area for students, designers, and entrepreneurs.

“We aim to bring 3D printing closer to people and create a place where they can see, understand, and experience the technology in real life,” said Rahul Chandalia, CEO of WOL3D. “Whether you are a creator, student, business owner, hobbyist, or simply curious, this store is designed to make the technology more accessible, engaging, and useful for everyone.”

Why a Physical Store Matters

For a technology that is still intimidating to many first-time buyers, a physical showroom solves a real problem: people want to see a printer work, touch sample parts, and talk to an expert before they commit. By letting shoppers watch a machine print and ask questions, Creality and WOL3D lower the barrier that online listings alone can’t overcome.

The partnership also reflects a broader strategy of pairing world-class Creality hardware with WOL3D’s local expertise and support — a combination aimed at fueling India’s growing maker movement across education, design, and entrepreneurship.

The Bigger Picture

As Creality expands its offline footprint worldwide, the Pune store is a template for how 3D printing brands can reach beyond the enthusiast community. Turning retail space into a live demonstration and learning hub could become a key channel for bringing desktop manufacturing to a mainstream audience that still largely experiences it through screens.