Jungle Piercing

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The septril passes out from a stretched septum piercing and downwards through the front of the nose. In some ways it is similar to a t-bar piercing or a vertical lobe piercing through a tunnel.

This piercing was first done by Toro in Spain who called it a "Jungle" piercing, and by Obscurities in Texas who named it the "Septril" after giving one to Pat Tidwell (pictured). Of the two names, septril appears to have been the one that stuck.

Septril
Septril
Septril

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