Using an SVG file, cut or engrave anything from pieces of wood.
A fan used by Kamisato Ayaka in Genshin Impact, made from precisely printed paper, laser cut fan skeleton, and a screw. Folds perfectly closed like a Chinese/Japanese folding fan.
Labels made using the icons of the Genshin characters
Laser cut of the historical flag of Venice, Italy
Far faster than 3d printing, yet able to be assembled into similar parts. If you want to make something flat or simple boxes, laser cutting is preferable over 3D printing.
Since laser cut wood is flat, most objects made from it can be disassembled and easily stored flat when traveling. When it is damaged, you only need to purchase the damaged part. This makes storage, replacement, and disposal convienient.
Aside from simply looking natural, it brings a fireplace-like smell to wherever you place it, making it optimal for establishing a cozy, natural atmosphere in the workplace or at home.