Universe in an envelope
Why just send a letter when you can also send a perfect recreation of a starry constellation?
If you are one of those people that gets extra joy out of sending physical letters to friends and family, maybe you’re looking to step things up a notch to compete with the wonders of what digital messages can accomplish.
Created by Kyoto University of Art and Design student Tian Meng and available from Japan Trend Shop, each envelope in the set of five contains a different, accurate depiction of a constellation you could see in your night sky (or, if you live in a big city, one that is constantly obstructed by light pollution).
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