Home Sweet Home - Creepy Cute Demon Art Samsung Case
Description
Under a moss-draped sky, a grinning shadow greets its guest in a perfumed garden of roses, citrus, and creeping vines. The demon’s black-speckled cloak swallows starlight, eyes wide as moons, teeth lit like porcelain ruins.
Before the demon, a robed figure in floral silk pauses, pale hand hovering at the monster’s chest where a crimson gem glows. Behind them, cypress trees frame marble arches, hinting at palatial decay. Every brushstroke recalls fin-de-siècle illustration, Art Nouveau elegance tangled with macabre fantasy, folklore’s tender menace and symbolist dream logic.
Printed with archival precision, this Samsung case turns your phone into a portable gallery—saturated in muted greens, golds, and blush tones—perfect for admirers of surreal garden scenes, gothic whimsy, and vintage fairytale illustration.
About the Case
Precise fit, seamless style, easy access to everything.
Dual-layered tough case: outer armor, inner cushion.
HD printed wraparound artwork: printed with rich pigment inks that won't fade, crack or peel.
Slimline with raised rim to keep your screen/camera safe.
Snaps on/off with ease — in time for your heartbeat’s call.
Non-toxic art armor engineered for shock-absorbency + REACH, RoHS, and TÜV Rheinland certified safe.
Bluetooth & MagSafe compatible. MagSafe ring not included.
About the Artist
Delivery & Refunds
1. Matte vs Gloss
Gloss for a lustrous statement. Matte for timeless, velvety refinement. Both styles printed with rich, vibrant colors & a touch of magic.
2. Two-layered Powerhouse
Built for battle, designed for resilience. Extremely strong and lightweight outer shell. Black silicone inner for extra shock absorption.
3. Art Sealed In
Vivid, permanent, full-coverage print infused into the outer shell with a sublimation dye process. For a finish that feels as seamless as it looks.
4. No Toxins, No Worries
REACH, RoHS and TÜV Rheinland certified. Meaning your new treasure contains no harmful chemicals or hazardous substances.
