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'''Body piercing''' is the practice of piercing a part of human body. The practice is common among many indigenous peoples, but was almost unknown in industrialized civilizations until popularized by [[Jim Ward]] and his piercing shop, [[The Gauntlet]] in [[New York City]].
'''Body piercing''' is the practice of piercing a part of human body (typically other than the ear). The practice is common among many indigenous peoples, but was almost unknown in industrialized civilizations until popularized by [[Jim Ward]] and his piercing shop, [[The Gauntlet]] in [[New York City]].





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Body piercing is the practice of piercing a part of human body (typically other than the ear). The practice is common among many indigenous peoples, but was almost unknown in industrialized civilizations until popularized by Jim Ward and his piercing shop, The Gauntlet in New York City.


Some cultures practice piercing as part of religious traditions. In industrialized countries, most piercing is performed for ornamental reasons.


Piercing in Indigenous Civilizations




Piercing in Industrialized Civilizations


Some regard body piercing a kind of artistic expression, other a form of sexual expression and/or stimulation.


Facial Piercings :


Body Piercings:


Genital Piercings:


Specialty Jewelery: