Cloud-Thunder Pattern Wooden Utility Knife

Cloud-Thunder Pattern The cloud-thunder pattern, sometimes also referred to as cloud patterns (curled cloud patterns, vaporous cloud patterns) or thunder patterns (eye-shaped thunder patterns, triangular thunder patterns, wave-like thunder patterns, angled thunder patterns, linked thunder patterns), is a decorative motif originating in East Asia that imitates clouds and thunder. It is a combination of cloud and thunder patterns, used to adorn pottery, porcelain, lacquerware, and bronze ware. Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Material Introduction: Beech is a deciduous tree commonly found in North America and Europe, reaching heights of approximately 30-35 meters. Its bark is grayish-white with a smooth surface, often hosting lichen. The trunk grows straight, creating an aesthetically pleasing shape. Beech's growth characteristics allow it to form extensive pure forests. Beech forest floors have good water retention, and its fruits serve as food for small animals and bears, thus contributing to a rich natural ecosystem. Beech wood is strong, with straight, fibrous trunks that are resistant to cracking and highly resilient, making it exceptionally suitable for bentwood applications. Furthermore, beech wood does not splinter when cut, making it an excellent material for small items and even children's toys. The wood is white, off-white, or an off-white with a faint pinkish hue. Its grain has a soft tone, and the tangential section reveals a moiré-like pattern, with small, speckled spots similar to beech wood. The growth rings are not prominent on the radial section, and the fine grain imparts a sense of calm stability. Product Contents 1: One utility knife body with two replaceable blades. 2: One wooden casing. Production Method 1: Integrated 3D design and processing (CNC) 2: Hand-sanding and hand-waxing Packaging Method 1: Eco-friendly, minimalist packaging with a bubble wrap bag and the product.