This design draws creative inspiration from the currently viral internet buzzword “pure ox‑horse,” cleverly blending workers’ self‑deprecating spirit with everyday, playful household items. Visually, its exterior deliberately pays homage to the iconic national milk packaging, using a vibrant interplay of red, green, blue, and white—colors that echo the underlying ethos of “ox‑horse” culture. As a result, it’s not just a practical pendant but also a quirky little decorative piece that sparks conversation and fosters social interaction.

From a structural standpoint, the model employs solid modeling to achieve precise color separation. The circular logo at the top and the three‑dimensional “pure ox‑horse” Chinese characters at the base are both crafted using raised relief techniques. If you have access to a multi‑color FDM printer, you can produce the entire piece in one go without any post‑processing painting; otherwise, you can add color later. Thanks to the 3D printer’s basic material‑change feature, achieving a flawless multicolor finish is straightforward. The model features smoothly rounded chamfers around its edges, providing an exceptionally pleasant tactile experience. A standard hanging hole is strategically placed on the top, compatible with most metal key rings and carabiners available on the market, making it truly “printable, playable, and shareable.”

In terms of printability, I’ve already performed actual slicing and tested the model on a machine. It requires virtually no additional support structures, making it extremely beginner‑friendly. It prints smoothly on standard FDM 3D printers, significantly reducing the risk of print failures.