I am more than sure that Sivan Royz's lastest creation is perhaps one of the creepiest iPhone cases out there. It happens to look like some kind of slithering sea monster that has been captured, dried and made into a tech cover. Of course, it is actually more than an iPhone case. Sivan Royz made sure to include a pocket that perfectly fits a Chanel lipstick as well. Clearly these are two items that Sivan Royz cannot live without.
Made of about 700 slices of laser-cut silk that have been dyed and strapped together by string, this purse -- in addition to a bracelet and a neck piece -- was designed by Sivan Royz as part of her degree program in textiles design at Shenkar College of Engineering and Design.
Sea Creature Cases
Sivan Royz Creates Laser-Cut Purses That Perfectly Fit an iPhone
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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