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Chickasaw Tough Case — Native Warrior Phone Case with Scenic River Design

Chickasaw Tough Case — Native Warrior Phone Case with Scenic River Design

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A rugged, two-layer protective phone case that carries more than protection — it carries a story. Bright turquoise edges frame a glossy photographic panel of a lone, armored figure standing by a mountain river, bordered with a hand-crafted diamond motif and subtle script. The TPU silicone inner liner cushions drops while the polycarbonate shell takes the brunt of impact. UV-resistant inks keep the scene vibrant through outdoor use, while precise port cutouts let you charge and connect easily. This case slips into everyday life for people who value durable gear with a soul — whether commuting through the city, hiking to a favorite overlook, or showing off on casual outings. Keep it away from harsh solvents, direct heat and prolonged sun to preserve finish and color.

Product features
- Dual-layer construction: 100% polycarbonate shell with 100% TPU silicone liner for shock absorption
- 3D wrap and full-image transfer with UV-protected inks for long-term outdoor color retention
- Supports wireless charging; precise cutouts for open ports and camera clearance
- Durable, impact-resistant design certified to RoHS/REACH and Intertek standards
- Available in glossy or matte finish; keep away from strong alcohol, creams, and direct heat to protect the design

Care instructions
- Clean with a soft damp cotton or microfiber cloth (add a drop of dish soap if needed).
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Years of research at Oklahoma Historical Society, the Oklahoma Dept. of Libraries archives, and at OU as well as OSU libraries.