Tapered Blade Letter Opener

A long, lean blade-form with a grip that begs to be held. This is a single sleek object shaped like a stylised dagger or letter-blade: a straight flat spine runs the full length before angling down to a sharp, faceted point, while the underside near the wider end is scalloped into a row of soft finger grooves that form a natural handle. A small "MG" maker's mark sits stamped by the grip. The whole form is smooth, tapered and streamlined - more elegant desk-blade or prop than working tool. Honestly, this reads nothing like the Celtic panel the product code hints at - it is an elongated tapered blade piece, at home as a fantasy prop, a stylised letter opener, a bar-top bottle opener, or a decorative accent to inlay or mount. Cut & print notes • Lay it flat along its longest edge for CNC or FDM so the spine and grooves come out crisp in one face-up pass. • Sand the long flat planes progressively - this shape shows every scratch, and a polished finish suits it. • Scale the grip to your hand if you want it functional; keep it slim for a purely decorative piece. • In wood, run the finger-groove scallops with a round bit, then oil to bring out the grain.