Each unique
Each special
Women’s bodies still reverberate from the impact of patriachy and porn. The Kul’-la is here to normalise the variety of vulvas we own, and to celebrate them, exactly as we are.
So who are we?
Why are we making vulvas?
We seem to strive for ‘normal’ or what we see in movies, but that image of normal is heavily policed by censorship laws and skews perceptions.
Every vulva is normal in its uniqueness.
The more we talk about the vulva and its variations, the more accepting women are of its natural state.
Reconnect
Making your own vulva is a celebration of the beauty in your own anatomy
- Creative
- Easy
- Healing
- Fun
- Artistic
understand the issue
Vulvas at a glance
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Labiaplasty is on the rise, and is requested by young girls (14-19) as often as older women
105% +
increase in labiaplasty requests
Women
may delay medical tests because of concerns about their anatomy
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In a study from 2015 showed men like their anatomy twice as much as women *See here
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