Fijian penis marbles: an example of artificial penile nodules
Norton, S.A.
Cutis 51(4): 295-297
1993
ISSN/ISBN: 0011-4162 PMID: 8477613 Document Number: 417773
Artificial penile nodules are inert objects inserted beneath the skin of the penis to enhance the pleasure of female sexual partners during intercourse. The practice is most common among men from southeast Asia. This report describes a Fijian man who had an artificial penile nodule made from a whittled-down plastic toothbrush handle. Although some authors believe that the use of artificial penile nodules arose after World War II, the practice was discussed in the Kama Sutra, the classic Indian treatise on love.