When looking at MOTTA product descriptions, the notice about the logo is repeated, but can the engraved design differ even for the same model?

When reading product descriptions, you encounter the exact same sentence across notices for multiple products as if by agreement. It is an advisory that even if you choose the exact same product, the logo design on the exterior may differ^[1][2].

Looking closely into the story behind the logo, MOTTA's cat-shaped logo is a historic mark that has been carried down as the company's symbol for over 3 generations^[3]. Generally, among manufacturers dealing with metal tableware, there are cases where the detailed lines and letter shapes of a logo vary slightly depending on the production time or changes in engraving tools.

Without disclosing specific reasons or criteria for which logo goes onto which item, the brand repeatedly advises only that the shapes may differ^[4]. hmmm, even if the item you receive is engraved with a logo in a different shape from the detail photos, it is not a defective product, but rather a minor difference that a symbol passed down over many years has undergone.