It started with 3D movies, then 3D TV and now you can even print in 3D, from food and brains to accessories. For those who are getting tired of 3D this and that, a new accessory came into the market: a 2D handbag!
Taiwanese designers Chay Su and Rika Lin created a series of handbags "Jump From Paper". It looks like it's drawn or illustrated on a piece of paper. But don't get tricked by its appearance, because you can really put something in this 'illustrated' handbag. Cute!
Check out the video of the presentation of Jump From Paper in a Japanese TV show.
Source: rocketnews24, fu-bi
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