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Wyandotte Wendat Turtle Phone Case — Indigenous Turtle Shield Design

Wyandotte Wendat Turtle Phone Case — Indigenous Turtle Shield Design

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Samsung Galaxy S26
Glossy
✨ Indigenous Academic Inspired
🌈 Eye-Catching Design Features
😌 User-Friendly and Relaxing to Use

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This protective phone case combines rugged, dual-layer defense with a heartfelt, cultural-inspired design. The glossy/matte finish showcases a detailed turtle motif topped by the word “Wendat,” printed with full-wrap, high-density ink that resists fading. A soft TPU silicone liner cushions impacts while a hard polycarbonate shell disperses shocks — together they keep your phone safe from everyday drops and bumps. Thoughtfully made for adults and certified to strict material standards (RoHS, REACH, Intertek), this case supports wireless charging and leaves ports clear for easy use. Subtle care guidance preserves the print: avoid prolonged sun exposure, high-alcohol liquids, and direct contact with creams. Available for the latest iPhone and Samsung models.

Product features
- Dual-layer construction: 100% polycarbonate outer shell with 100% TPU silicone liner for shock absorption
- 3D wrap print: full-ink density, edge-to-edge image transfer for seamless graphics
- UV-protected finish: enhanced resistance to outdoor weathering and long-term optical quality
- Certified safe materials: meets RoHS, REACH, Intertek standards; limits on heavy metals
- Functional design: supports wireless charging, clear access to ports; glossy or matte finish options

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.