The Pieces · 07
No repeat in the pattern.
The same case shape can look entirely different from one skin to the next. Slide between three individual photographs and see where the scales land.
Compare the pieces
01 · Compare the surface
Same form. Different scales.
Black is the reference. Choose red or brown, then move the line across the two photographs. Watch the raised rows and the smaller scales beside them.
Drag the line, tap the track, or use the arrow keys. The cases share a shape; the patterns do not.
Choose a second photograph
On the red case, broad raised rows run across the face. On black, larger raised scales gather nearer the top and the lower rows look more varied.
02 · Full photographs
Look beyond the dividing line.
The dividing line catches the difference. Step back to each full photograph and decide which arrangement holds your attention.
Raised scales gather near the top; smaller, varied rows appear below.
Broad raised rows carry across most of the red leather face.
Smaller scales frame the central raised rows on both sides.
03 · Choose what fits
First the form. Then your pattern.
Choose the form that fits. Then look at the individual pieces in the shop. Keep the PRD code of a pattern you want to find again; the skin studies elsewhere tell a separate material story.