Bone is the color of this anatomical model, rendered with subtle tonal variation that reads clean and slightly eerie. Every detail from the two forearm bones down to the individual finger segments is precisely shaped. The piece carries genuine anatomical drama rather than cartoonish exaggeration.
Interconnected joints link the metacarpals in the palm, the carpals at the wrist, and the radius and ulna in the forearm section. Bend the fingers into a wave, a point, or a dramatic claw. Rotate the wrist, flex the forearm, reposition it however you like. Visitors lean in to examine the articulation, then start posing the fingers themselves.
The atmosphere shifts the moment it arrives. A touch of theatrical darkness that makes a workspace feel less sterile and more alive. This piece suits the person who finds a desk more interesting with a little macabre humor in it.











