[Pear Smoke Series] Pear Smoke Keychain

[Update 2024.7.03, the designer got married on 0629 and needs money, please place more orders to support!] - 《Grafting》Grafting what? High-grafting pears involve joining two closely related varieties: the "Hengshan Pear Mother Tree" and "Temperate Pear Scions." Both are cut open to the cambium layer and tightly bonded with tape or paraffin film. When the cell tissues of both sides grow together healthily, they can smoothly transport water and nutrients, signifying a successful graft. However, a successful graft doesn't guarantee fruit production; it all depends on the farmer's professional and meticulous care to yield sweet and delicious pears. - 《Pear Smoke Keychain》 We preserve the branches (pear stalks) left after harvesting high-grafted pears, cutting them to an appropriate length and then in half from the grafting point. This allows the keychain's side profile to clearly reveal the grafting texture, showcasing the professional beauty of agriculture in a different way. Keychains with such vitality are truly rare. Single NT.120 / A pair NT.200. For even quantities ordered, they will be shipped as a pair, symbolizing togetherness and enduring bonds. You can also opt for laser engraving to add heartfelt messages. Group bookings (10+ people) are welcome for DIY sessions. - 《Our Story》 Is such a simple craft important for the reuse and upcycling of agricultural waste? The answer is a resounding yes. Firstly, Pear People currently processes approximately 2.5 metric tons of pear stalks annually. After accounting for portions usable in pens, fabric dyeing, etc., about 60%, or 1.5 metric tons, of pear stalks cannot be effectively utilized! However, through the highly versatile application of these keychains, we can fully utilize these pear stalks. The revenue generated also incentivizes pear farmers to participate in recycling and sorting! - This product complies with the Ministry of Economic Affairs' "Buying Power" incentive mechanism for social innovation products and services procurement. Corporate purchases can be included in social innovation procurement quotas and align with SDG 12.