Gradational Dissection of Human Lower Limb is an anatomical teaching model designed to demonstrate the layered structure of the human lower limb. The model shows the progressive dissection of the leg, allowing students to study different anatomical layers including muscles, tendons and other structural components. This gradual representation helps learners understand how the various tissues of the lower limb are arranged and how they function together to support movement and stability. The model provides a clear visual reference for studying the anatomy of the leg and the relationships between muscles and surrounding structures. It is widely used in medical colleges, nursing institutes, physiotherapy training centers and biology laboratories for teaching human anatomy and musculoskeletal structure.