A 3D printed cat figure with sculpted yarn details that make it look freshly stitched, shown loafing. It comes with a knit-style box to sit in, or on its own.
The sculpted stitching gives the fingers a raised, knit-like texture to follow. Grounding-oriented profiles are characterized by a need for continuous, familiar, or consistent somatosensory information to stay aware of the physical body and the present moment (Dunn, 2001). A knit-textured figure with sculpted stitching best fits the preference for carrying an object and rubbing or handling it. Objects like this offer continuous somatosensory input through surface texture, geometry, and thermal properties (McGlone et al., 2014), and consistent input helps people with low registration remain physically oriented within their environment (Dunn, 2001).
Details
Product: Desktop figure
Material: Eco-friendly, non-toxic PLA made from corn and sugarcane
Design: Ultra-detailed 3D stitching
Options: With knit box or on its own
Handling: Gentle fidgeting and display
Origin: 3D printed in Reno, NV
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