One String Doll

So this is made out of string, but it's, it's, it's tighter string, like wire inside string. And it has a shape, you can feel a head and arms. Arms, one sticking straight up, and one out straight. And legs. So a person, definitely in motion, I would say. You can definitely tell that's a person. Out of the back of the right hand person, there's a long string which goes all the way to the other person, although they are connected in the middle, this long, long string connecting them together. This one is a bit smaller and a bit thinner, tall and thin, maybe taller and thinner, but smaller across. Longer legs and both arms are up straight, and the body is straight, and the legs are straight, almost pointing toes, like as if it was dancing or something like that. Well, the one in the right has, is more substance to it. It's more string wound around in, in circles to make it. This other one is like fewer strings to make it so it's almost like only one string or a little bit of string, whereas the other one has a lot of string. So they connect with, and there's a little card on, in the middle, and a little bump, I guess, in the middle to connect them together. It's, it's really cool. It kind of reminds me of circus or, you know, some sort of performers, because they're on strings and they're attached and, yeah, I don't know, I like it. It's very cool. The string is rigid because there's wire inside it. It's bendable and it's very smooth. It's, it's, it's, almost reminds me of tree branches, like very very thin tree branches that feel, so quite smooth, as opposed to string with a lot of rough bits of rope, you know, coming out of it. It's one single fiber, and it's, it's smooth.