For what it's worth I had a very special fork by them that I sold (it was a beautiful piece of wood that came down in a hurricane and had levels of chatoyance I've never seen in a fork before or since) but my hair just didn't get on with the shape, so I let it go to a good, treasured home.
On the one hand, I'm happy that I let it go to be loved, but on the other, I sometimes miss it for just the stunning piece of wood and craftsmanship it was.
That's the long way to say that I don't think you'd regret it if you can make it happen
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