The world’s first vagina museum will open in Camden Market after a successful financing campaign.

The museum–which will open after amassing around $65,000 in a crowdfunder–will deliver its first exhibition called “Muff Busters: Vagina Myths and How To Fight Them,” in an effort to demystify the vagina.

According to The Evening Standard:

The project began in March 2017 as a pop-up after director Florence Schechter realised that there are plenty of penis museums – such as the Penis Museum in Iceland – but no such equivalent for the vagina. While digital collections exist, including the Vaginamuseum project from Austrian artist Kerstin Rajnar, this will be the first ever physical museum dedicated to the vagina and vulva. “This is a part of the body that should be celebrated,” says Schechter. “The museum is a fantastic way to spread the message that there is nothing shameful or offensive about vaginas and vulvas.” The Vagina Museum will also run an outreach programme to support inclusive, healthy sex and relationships education, and engage with medical professionals to provide better services for the trans and intersex communities.

There are plenty of museums dedicated to the male appendage around the world, which inspired the need for a counterpart.

The Vagina Museum website states:

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