Realistic Silicone Tongue Practice Model for Piercing and Display Description This silicone tongue practice model is designed to reproduce the texture and feel of real tissue, using quality silicone composite materials rather than hard rubber. It provides a realistic surface for practicing placement, demonstrating jewelry, and creating eyecatching window displays. The model includes a stable stand for professional presentation. Key Benefits Realistic texture and feel: Silicone composite material closely imitates natural tongue tissue, improving the quality of practice and demonstration compared to rigid materials. Practical display solution: Includes a stand for clean, stable presentation in windows, at trade shows, or on a countertop display. Practice and demonstration tool: Helps piercers, trainees, and jewelry designers visualize placement and appearance of tongue jewelry without needing a live model. Versatile compatibility: Suitable for a variety of tongue piercing types, including midline tongue piercing, snake eye piercing, tongue frenulum piercing, venom piercing, and similar placements. Features Material: Silicone composite designed to simulate skin texture rather than hard rubber. Presentation: Comes with a stand for professional display and stable use. Function: Intended for piercing practice, jewelry fitting, and retail display. Models: Designed specifically as a practice tongue model for piercing demonstrations and training. Use Scenarios 1) Piercing studio training: Trainees can practice placement and handling on a lifelike surface before working on clients, improving technique and confidence. 2) Retail and window display: Show how tongue jewelry will look in a realistic setting to help customers choose styles and placements. 3) Jewelry design and photography: Test fitments and photograph pieces on a realistic tongue surface to evaluate proportion and presentation. What is included One silicone tongue practice model and one stand for display. This model is a practical accessory for piercing studios, jewelry designers, and retail displays where realistic practice and presentation are required.