David Turpin has designed a watch that uses ink screen display in order to reveal the time. There is not much information which tells us about what the watch is all about and how it might work. The designer leaves the whole thing for our imagination but nevertheless the well designed and chic watch surely takes everyone’s breath away.

The watch looks like a bracelet which just needs to be fixed around the wrist, and you would actually be wearing something that is almost haute-couture. The time is revealed in a colourful and stylish manner, and you would actually look out of place eve on a Milan ramp because it is so chic.

If only David Turpin could give us more information about the watch, I am sure many hundreds of people would be interested to buy this watch. I wonder how much it might cost and if this watch is ever going to be released commercially! It is available in many exciting colours such as black, orange and many others.

So, are you in search of some cool fashion statment in the green times of today? Well, look no further. We have  made a cool discovery of telephone wire bracelets by the eco-brand Original Women. The wrist accessories that we talk about are chic, sustainable and hand woven.

Made by Zulu basket weavers using only telephone wire, the texture of the weave and the patterns will make you fall in love with the art. Zulu communities have been known as expert basket weavers for ages. But now they have been marginalized. So the vulnerable artisans are innovating with the telephone wire into an art form that is gaining global recognition.

And there is a huge variety available. Pick your jewellery from copper, black, silver, brown and copper zebra and black and white zebra. So whether you are a teen or a grandma, everyone can have their pick. The 2” is a great size to easily accessorize any style.
The best part is that since the bracelets are made by hand, each piece is one of its own kind. So you can go ahead make a ‘unique’ fashion statement.

Priced at $35, the bracelets work towards helping female artisans earn a living and receive basic education, health education and HIV/AIDS support.

Via originalwomen