From the primeval forests of North America to the hands of craftsmen, every piece of wood tells a natural legend. Selected hard maple and red oak, their natural knots and textures are the code of time. We adhere to traditional manual cutting, making every inch of texture a bridge between the deceased and nature. Fingertips caress the warm surface of black walnut wood, touching not only the wood grain, but also the warmth of three generations of craftsmen - the mortise and tenon joints are tightly sewn together, just like the interlocking concern of family members; Every hand carved knife is filled with reverence for life. The design of American wooden coffins is a delicate collision of classical and modern elements. Vintage carvings recreate Victorian romance, with minimalist lines interpreting minimalist aesthetics. We also offer personalized customization by carving the deceased's favorite scenery, motto, or family emblem on it, making each coffin a unique work of art. At the funeral in Brooklyn, New York, the lifelike carving of a sailboat froze the deceased's lifelong dream of sailing. The interior is a gentle harbor: skin friendly linen lining paired with handmade stitching, like a warm embrace of a family; The original 'memory compartment' can store yellowed photos and undelivered letters, allowing longing to last forever. Every hinge angle and corner polishing has undergone dozens of adjustments, just to provide the most appropriate placement for the deceased. When the church bell rings and 'Strange Grace' rings, the American wooden coffin carries the dignity of life and slowly moves forward. It is not only the core of funeral ceremonies, but also the bond of family emotional inheritance. Choosing an American style wooden coffin means using wood as paper and craftsmanship as a pen to write a solemn and warm chapter for life, allowing the tenderness that transcends life and death to be forever engraved in the river of time.