The Eye in Orbit Anatomy Model is a detailed educational model designed to demonstrate the structure of the human eye within the orbital cavity. This anatomical model clearly shows how the eye is positioned inside the eye socket and how it is supported by surrounding anatomical structures. The model helps students study important parts of the eye such as the eyeball, optic nerve and surrounding tissues that support vision and eye movement. With 8 detachable parts, learners can remove and examine individual components to better understand the structure of the eye and its relationship with the orbital cavity. The model provides a clear visual representation of eye anatomy, making it easier for students to study the human visual system. It is widely used in medical colleges, nursing institutes, biology laboratories and educational institutions for teaching ophthalmic anatomy.