★ Navaja Knife | Forest DDPAT – PoulPoul

CURATOR'S NOTE

Forest DDPAT is built around a clear visual hierarchy: Green leads, Grey structures the finish, and Black keeps the composition from collapsing into a single block of colour. On the Navaja Knife, that balance follows this specific finish treatment especially well.

DETAILS / CLOSE-UP

SURFACE FLOW

On the Navaja Knife, the blade face carries most of the Green; in Forest DDPAT, this becomes the first area the eye reads and the clearest expression of the finish.

CONTRAST ZONE

Across the spine and tip, Forest DDPAT uses Grey to interrupt the main field. On this Navaja Knife, that break gives the layered camouflage enough rhythm to stay legible.

EDGE DEFINITION

At the handle transition, Forest DDPAT becomes quieter. Black and the underlying material define the boundary between painted surface and the Navaja Knife's functional geometry.