The material selection and craftsmanship of European coffins reflect a dual reverence for nature and technology. Craftsmen deliberately preserve the natural nodules and textures of wood, emphasizing the concept of "coexistence with nature"; Wood selection and cutting: Choose suitable wood according to design requirements, such as oak, walnut, etc. Use molding machines and other equipment to cut wood into the desired shape and size. Assembly and bonding: The basic framework of a coffin is formed by assembling wood together using traditional techniques such as mortise and tenon structures. Apply glue to the joint and tighten the nut to apply pressure, ensuring that the wood remains stable and firmly bonded under heavy pressure. Trimming and polishing: Trim the coffin, such as cutting both ends and sticking triangular wooden boards, to meet the design specifications. Use a polishing machine to perform rough and fine grinding on the surface of the coffin, making it smooth and delicate. Decoration and Painting: Carving, painting and other decorative treatments on the surface of the coffin according to customer needs. Spray paint the coffin to give it a beautiful appearance and durability.