Kt Nas

A flat little tag that brings its own hook. This is a low-relief charm: a rounded-rectangle plate with a recessed inner panel, topped by a curved, open S-hook sweeping up from one corner so it can hang straight onto a ring, zip or rail. Inside the sunken panel sits a small emblem — a pair of dots beside a short row of raised vertical bars — a simple, iconographic mark rather than lettering (the exact subject isn't spelled out, so treat it as a stylised badge). The combination reads like a keyring fob, a bag or luggage tag, or a zip pull — something to clip on, hang up and spot at a glance. The flat build and shallow relief make it quick to run off in quantity for gifts or a market table. Print notes • Print flat on the back face; the whole thing lays down without supports. • The recessed panel is perfect for a filament change at that layer, so the emblem prints in a contrasting colour. • Bump up perimeters and top/bottom layers around the hook so it holds weight without flexing or snapping. • Scale the hook opening to match whatever ring or rail it clips to before slicing. Equally at home cut flat from acrylic or ply on a laser if you'd rather engrave the panel.