A three-dimensional mold created from a pregnant person’s abdomen. Typically crafted using plaster bandages, this keepsake captures the unique shape of the body during pregnancy. The process involves applying the wet plaster to the torso and allowing it to harden before carefully removing the hardened form.
This tangible memento serves as a lasting reminder of the transformative experience of pregnancy. Beyond its sentimental value, creating such a form can be a bonding experience between partners or family members. Historically, similar practices have been used in art and medicine to document physical changes and create representations of the body.
The subsequent sections will explore the materials, methods, and creative possibilities associated with creating and decorating these unique forms. Furthermore, considerations for safety and aftercare will be discussed to ensure a positive and memorable experience.
