Shot from directly above, a lone tender opens up across still water and signs its name in foam. Sillage — the French word for the trail a vessel leaves behind — captures that single, fleeting line of turquoise the moment before the sea closes over it again.

Set against a wash of soft Mediterranean blue, this is a study in motion and stillness at once: the calm of open water broken by one clean wake. A piece for anyone who reads the horizon as an invitation.

The artwork wraps edge to edge with depth and clarity that sits flush to the surface — not a sticker, but part of the case itself. Built to protect, designed to be looked at.