1、 Traditional minimalist style - an economical choice The traditional minimalist style of poplar coffin follows the principles of classic and simple design. It usually does not have too many complex decorations and styling changes, and the overall lines are simple and smooth, presenting a rustic and solemn beauty. This type of coffin can meet the burial needs of most deceased people. Its appearance is mostly simple square, without excessive curvature and curve design. The coffin cover is flat, with square corners and no extra decorative elements. 2、 Modern Creative Styles - Personalized Choice With the development of the times and changes in people's aesthetic concepts, modern creative styles of poplar coffins are gradually favored by some families who pursue personalized funerals. These coffins break through traditional constraints in style design and incorporate more modern elements and creative concepts. Some modern creative coffins adopt irregular shape designs, breaking the monotony of traditional square coffins. Some coffins have been uniquely decorated in appearance, such as using colored paintings to depict beautiful scenery, auspicious patterns, or elements that the deceased loved during their lifetime, making the coffins more artistic and personalized. The complexity of the process determines the price 1、 Basic craftsmanship - stable price The production process of poplar coffins with basic craftsmanship is relatively simple, mainly using some traditional wood processing techniques. In the selection of wood, we will choose high-quality and uniformly textured poplar wood, which undergoes simple cutting, splicing, and polishing processes. When splicing, mortise and tenon structures or nail connections are usually used to ensure the stability of the coffin. The polishing process is to make the surface of the coffin smooth, reduce burrs and uneven areas. The appearance of coffins with basic craftsmanship is relatively simple, without excessive decoration and carving, and the price is relatively stable. 2、 Fine carving craftsmanship - price increase Fine carving craftsmanship is one of the important factors in enhancing the artistic value and price of poplar coffins. Craftsmen will use various carving tools to meticulously carve the surface of coffins. The depth and delicacy of carving directly affect the complexity and price of the craftsmanship. Some carving works with deep depth, delicate lines, and realistic shapes require craftsmen to spend a lot of time and energy to complete. 3、 Special process treatment - price increase In addition to fine carving, some special craftsmanship treatments can also significantly increase the price of poplar coffins. For example, using baking paint technology to treat the surface of coffins can make the surface smoother and brighter, while also enhancing the waterproof and moisture-proof properties of the wood. The baking paint process requires multiple processes, including primer application, polishing, topcoat spraying, etc. Each process requires strict control of temperature, time, and coating quality. Some coffins also use inlay techniques, where materials such as jade and metal are embedded on the surface of the coffin to increase its luxury and artistic value. The inlay process requires precise measurement and cutting techniques to ensure a perfect fit between the inlay material and the surface of the coffin. These special processing techniques not only increase production costs, but also require higher technical skills from craftsmen. Therefore, the price of poplar coffins treated with special processing techniques will be much higher than those treated with ordinary processing techniques, and may even reach more than twice the price of coffins made with basic processing techniques. The price of poplar coffins is influenced by both the style and the complexity of the craftsmanship. Consumers can choose a suitable poplar coffin based on their economic situation, aesthetic needs, and emotional expression towards the deceased, taking into account both style and craftsmanship factors, to offer final care and respect to the deceased.