In the world of mathematics, the golden ratio of (a+b): a = a: b, even if the irrational number 1.6 180339887 ... is condensed into the Greek letter φ, it still looks abstract and dazzling. Ian Yen, a creative designer from E 'ang, integrated the golden ratio into the design world from the perspective of rational structural thinking of his architectural background, designed proportional "mathematics" scissors mathematics, beautified common stationery at home or in the office with the concept of mathematical aesthetics, and injected new aesthetic feeling into life.

Yes, now the function of scissors has developed to the extreme. You can see all kinds of scissors, sharp scissors, safety scissors, serrated scissors, universal scissors, tailor's scissors, arc scissors, lace scissors, hair scissors, standing in rows, and you can cut almost anything you want. If we still insist on the development and extension of functions, the space for breakthrough seems limited.

Therefore, Yan re-examines the possibility of scissors from an aesthetic point of view, paying attention to the balance between aesthetics and proportion, practicality and comfort. After grinding the sharp and angular scissors, it really adds aesthetic feeling and becomes a practical little thing with beautiful hands and scissors.

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