Handle of an tool

Abstract

【Item Uses】 The items used in this design include tableware, medical equipment, kitchen tools, and scientific experimental tools. 【Design Description】 The handle in this design combines practicality and aesthetics, featuring smooth lines. The arched shape and the structure of a concave front and downward-curving rear complement each other, creating a natural, arched line. When the utensil is laid flat, the concave front and the bent rear of the handle simultaneously contact the tabletop, serving as dual support points for overall stability, balance, and an elegant appearance. The handle has a slightly upturned tip that connects to the concave front. This slightly upturned tip can be used to connect to the functional parts of the utensil, which can be a spoon, fork, blade, scoop, scraper, stirring end, clamping end, sampling end, or other ends with functions such as scooping, cutting, digging, scraping, clamping, and stirring. This allows the design to be applicable to various types of utensils. The dotted lines in the drawings represent parts that are not recommended for this design.

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