Childhood is a key stage in human development, where the first memories form and the foundations of perception, learning, and behavior begin to take shape. During this period, the skull undergoes rapid and complex changes, adapting to brain growth and early facial development. One of the most distinctive features of an infant skull is the presence of the fontanelle, which remains open to allow proper cranial expansion, as well as the development of the first baby teeth, essential elements of early human growth.
This realistic replica of a 16-month-old child’s skull, crafted in high-quality polyurethane resin and hand-painted, faithfully reproduces every anatomical detail and natural imperfection of the original, including the still-open anterior fontanelle. Designed for artists, educators, and collectors, it provides an accurate representation of infant bone structure in both appearance and texture, making it an exceptional piece for anatomical study, artistic reference, or scientific décor.
Features:
Weight: 200-250 g (0.44-0.55 lbs)
Dimensions: 12 x 14 x 12 cm (4.7 x 5.5 x 4.7 in)
Composition: Skull + Jaw
Material: Polyurethane Resin
Includes:Certificate of Authenticity, Work Number, and Brand Seal
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