Story behind unique key designfrom @craighillcompany

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Every key can be divided into two parts, the stem and the bow. The stem is tied specifically to the type of lock, so you can't change it. The bow is the party end that we can actually do whatever we want. You see that with when you're at the hardware tier, the guitar key playing. It's like if you're into freaking music, or your mom thinks that you're into music. Or it's like the flower key. It's not what I would choose. It's not what I would choose, but for some worse, I understand tier would choose it. Not right for us. We shelved it. We, like, paused the product. Months later, I came across this reference that was these old bookmarks that were the profile of a hand with a pointing finger. It best kinda clicked. I sent this reference to Kevin. It was, like, later that day, Kevin sent me back some initial doodles, which were shockingly similar to what we ended up producing. We have this outline profile shape that is, in fact, our key blank. I love the Victory key blank. It's, like, funny for me to imagine the idea of, like, you putting your finger into a lock and, like, turning it and unlocking it. It's no, like, typical approach to design to do something that is, like, so ornamental and decorative, but I don't know. It just makes me happy, and sometimes that's enough.