Skeleton Hand (Left)
AED 25.00
Flexible joints span every bone from fingertip to forearm on this life-sized anatomy model. The bone color and visible joint gaps make it irresistible to pick up and pose on any desk.
Availability: 1 in stock
This articulated skeleton hand is an anatomy model with flexible, interconnected joints spanning the fingers, palm, wrist, and forearm. Each bone segment moves: the five finger segments separate at visible joint gaps, the four fingers stack three phalanx bones each, and the thumb sits angled away from the rest.
The wrist carries a compact cluster of small carpal bones, while two parallel forearm bones, the radius and ulna, extend from the top. The whole piece is off-white with faint anatomical ridges along the shafts. Available as a left or right hand.
It pulls people in. Pick it up, bend the fingers, move the wrist, watch the forearm bones slide. The kind of desk companion that makes people ask what it is.
| Color | Bone |
|---|---|
| Material | PLA |
| Size | 22cm |
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