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Prosthetic Hands, Hands of X (3 sets)

 

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On a white background, seven hand prosthetics composed of varying materials is displayed in varying positions. On top are four of the hand displays, beginning with two light brown hands and a dark brown ball of the thumb. One is displayed palm down and the other, a top view with fingers curled down. Another set of two is on the right in the same display orientation. This set is in a darker brown color with a black middle section and ball of the thumb. Below are three of the models, all displayed palms up, in a varying combination parts. Displayed from left to right - a dark brown hand with a light gray side patch, light brown with a dark ball of the thumb, and a deep dark yellow hand with a mustard color ball of the thumb. Surrounding the hand prosthetics, are some of the customizable parts displayed as a single item. These include: different colored ball thumbs, side parts, and a color palette in squares used beneath each of the lower palms. Materials used are wood, leather, beech, cedar, acetate, wool and steel.
Prosthetic Hands, Hands of X (3 sets)
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