Prairie Star Bloom Wildflower iPhone Case: 3 Patterns
This listing offers three artwork choices across 18 model options in the iPhone 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17 families: Starlit Prairie Bloom, Neon Prairie River and Cosmic Wildflower Field. All 54 model-and-pattern variants have an image assigned.
Compare the three artworks
Starlit Prairie Bloom layers pink, purple, cyan and yellow-green wavy bands beneath a striped circular motif, with flowers rising from the lower edge. Neon Prairie River places tall pink, purple and cyan wildflowers below a pink circular shape, thin curved lines and small stars on black. Cosmic Wildflower Field arranges slender multicolor flowers with repeated concentric circles, dots and star shapes across a black field.
Choose the exact phone model first, then one of the three named patterns. Pattern names remain in English in the live selector so gallery and variant labels match.
What the catalog verifies
The live catalog confirms 18 model options, three pattern options, 54 variants, nine WebP gallery images and an image binding for every variant. “Prairie”, “star”, “starlit”, “neon”, “river” and “cosmic” describe artwork names, arrangements, colors or themes; they do not establish location, light output, water, astronomy or performance.
The available records do not independently verify hand drawing or painting, case material, printing method, MagSafe or wireless-charging performance, antimicrobial properties, gloss finish, fading resistance, scratch resistance, four-corner reinforcement, drop or impact protection, precise fit, lens or screen protection, production location, delivery timing, wholesale service or customization. Promotional wording visible inside retained gallery images is not treated as verified technical evidence.
FAQ
How many choices are available?
Three patterns across 18 selected iPhone models create 54 live variants.
Does every variant have an image?
Yes. All 54 live variants have an assigned image.
Are gallery performance claims verified?
No. All nine WebP references are retained, while wording inside those images is treated as image content rather than verified product specifications.