Two layers of protection — polycarbonate shell and TPU liner.Impact-resistant design — conceptual illustration.Supports wireless charging. Not compatible with MagSafe.
Van Gogh Phone Case
Irises (1889) Phone Case – Vincent van Gogh
Vincent van Gogh painted Irises in 1889 during his stay at Saint-Rémy in southern France. Rather than arranging flowers in a vase, he looked closely at irises growing together in a garden. Supported devices and glossy or matte finishes are shown on the product page.
$25.99
Price updates with phone model and finish
Protective constructionA durable outer shell paired with impact protection.
Wireless chargingDesigned for convenient charging without removing the case.
Made to orderPrinted for the chosen model and finish.
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Style & themes
Famous PaintingsFlowers
Built in two layers
Polycarbonate outer shell: an impact-resistant exterior with your choice of matte or glossy finish.
TPU inner liner: flexible cushioning for shock dispersion.
The two-piece design combines the shell and liner for everyday protection.
Printed in the USA
Your chosen artwork is printed in the USA.
Artwork Details
Artwork title
Irises (1889)
Product type
Phone Cases
Subcategory
Van Gogh Phone Case
Theme / story
Irises (1889) centers the design on a garden filled with violet irises and vivid natural color.
