If you are an art lover and had extra money to spend for your lovely iPhone, you might be interested in with this “Jap-tastic iPhone cases”. Available from SoftBank for iPhone 3G and 3GS, its price is roughly $1,000 each.
As iPhone Savior wrote:
Here’s a set of Jap-tastic iPhone cases that are so expensive they come with their own slip-cover case (for your case). These stunning works of fine art take designers four grueling weeks to complete using special paints, lacquer and gold dust.
The fantastical price of roughly $1,000 each is justified by the use of an overpaid historian, with each case design connecting to Japan’s rich pageantry of the Sengoku period (1467 to 1615).
Looks nice but a bit of rip-off.
They look awesome, but I fail to see why anyone would want to buy a case that costs more than the actual phone. Plus it is covered in lacquer and gold dust, which would last about ten minutes in my pocket. The case I got from http://www.uxsight.com/category/86534/iphone-cases.html is only $7 and it works ok.
If you like this style, you can try going to http://www.plusthing.com/Product_Info.aspx?ProName=CLASSIC&ProId=1029, the same style , only cost $22.9
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