“I transformed a vital object into a fashion accessory. It is true that a mask made of python or iguana skin is class! Brian Wood, a craftsman located in Dania Beach, 40 km from Miami in Florida, uses the skins of these reptiles to make protective masks against the coronavirus.
The 63-year-old man, who makes all kinds of reptile skin objects that swarm in Florida and threaten the local ecosystem, has decided to surf the new fashion: personalized protective masks.
"It's basic, but it works pretty well. They fit well and we can put a filter on them, ”continues Brian Wood, showing the ventilation holes on his reptilian masks.
His creations are available in several colors and sold for $ 90 on his Facebook page, All American Gator Products.
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