Assistive device in the form of a four-sided keyholder, in between the shape of a rectangle and oval. It is mostly hollow with an indentation on the lower left side. The object is part of a three piece assistive devices designed like jewelry. The keychain provides a larger grip to operate locks. The object is made out of silver and metal. On the left side, the top and bottom part is slightly separated with a slim gap.

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	We acquired this object.
2013	Work on this object began.
2017	We photographed this object. We exhibited this object.
2024	You found it!

Keychain, Nippu, from Väärtus Series, 2013

This is a Keychain. It was designed by Rowan Liivamagi and manufactured by Shapeways. It is dated 2013. Its medium is silver or steel.

Väärtus is a three-piece series of jewelry-like tools designed to assist individuals with limited manual dexterity perform daily tasks. The arrow-shaped loop in the Ora ring helps thread buttons as well as hook zippers. The Bänd ring holds a writing implement upright and positions it in the wearer’s fingers. The Nippu keychain gives a key a larger grip and makes it easier to maneuver into locks.

It is credited Purchased by the museum for the exhibition.