Hand-carved Magnolia Antlers Wooden Hair Stick

Hand-carved Magnolia Antlers Wooden Hair StickDesign: I like the elegance of ink painting and often look for design inspiration in the rhyme of ink painting. I also like magnolias and have made a lot of magnolia hair sticks. From various materials such as wood, silver, jade, and antlers, to various shapes of magnolia. But I always want to explore more possibilities, this time combined with the effect of tea dyeing, natural and uncontrollable coloring, naturally has the charm of ink. Material:

Design: I like the elegance of ink painting and often look for design inspiration in the rhyme of ink painting. I also like magnolias and have made a lot of magnolia hair sticks. From various materials such as wood, silver, jade, and antlers, to various shapes of magnolia. But I always want to explore more possibilities, this time combined with the effect of tea dyeing, natural and uncontrollable coloring, naturally has the charm of ink.

Material: Hair stick made from American Cocobolo wood. Hand-carved magnolia flowers from natural moose antlers.

Color: Two colors available. The white one is the original color of the antlers. The brown one is tea dyeing. (Tea dyeing, using Pu'er tea ripe tea as raw material, and boiling rich tea soup as a dye, due to the difference in material density and dyeing time, the coloring effect of each piece is different)

Length: approx. 190 mm（7.8 inches)

Note 1: Each flower is hand-carved and has a slightly different shape. Craftsmanship is a process of continuous improvement, and after we complete the design, we are constantly improving the details. The flowers currently made have a more natural flow of petals and a curly shape of the flower center. (There will be a little speck on each flower because the light and angle are not obvious in the picture)

Note 2: Antlers are not completely white. The outer petals will have uncontrollable stains and are not completely uniform and pure white. Because the highest density of antlers is the tip of the horn, this part is suitable for carving, but the tip of the horn is often thinner, when doing this style, the outermost part of the petal is close to the outer part of the antler, so although the inner part is selected to be relatively white, the part near the side is always unavoidable with a little stain. In addition, the outside of the petals are polished and smooth, but hand-carved marks can be seen in the inner crevices.