Wrap single or multiple stones in wet deerskin, tie them with string, pull the entire piece evenly, let it dry, cut out the tied string, and arrange it.
The skin is wrapped in a certain shape according to its size and thinness, but it collapses during the stringing stage, creating a natural shape.
Due to a combination of points of force, the lower third of the skin is transparent, and the stones can be seen through the skin.
The skin is separated from the body and becomes the skin.
The skin is placed against the stone and becomes the skin of the stone.
