Packaging, Encasement & Objectification

Packaging is the practice of binding or placing a person into a container like a box, chest, crate, bag, sack or suitcase. The person inside becomes an object for the sole pleasure of the owner of the package, they may be transported, stored, moved or delivered as a package. All the time others not involved are usually unaware of the contents of the package.

Encasement is the act of coating the body of the character entirely in wax, chocolate, cement or other substances or clothing, trapping them inside, becoming an object of desire or act of revenge.

The person inside has no way of escape, they must trust their partner or owner as their very lives are in their hands; they face the prospect of discovery or exposure. They are a sexual object for their owner and are reduced to instruments of pleasure for another person.

Objectification or Forniphilia is commonly used to refer to turning people into furniture, or other stationary objects.