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Fourteen Twenty-Three
Fourteen Twenty-Three is an NFT collaboration between Jarritos, a Mexican soda company, and Probably Nothing, a web3 creative studio. Based on the Ethereum chain, the collection commemorates Valentine’s Day, and it consists of 14 digital collectibles based on artwork inspired by Mexican Culture. [1][2]
Overview
The collection includes skulls, hearts, alebrijes, and other elements from Mexican culture. Holders of the NFTs have the opportunity to redeem exclusive merchandise curated by both brands, which include a jacket, an alebrije toy, and a physical print. [2]
The NFTs were available to be minted on OpenSea during 48 hours, starting on February 14th, 2023, at 8am PST. In order to collect their physical collectibles, holders had to burn either two, seven, or ten of their tokens within a lapse of 48 hours. Depending on the number of burned NFTs, the claimable collectible would be determined. [1][2]
Jeremy Fall, the creator of Probably Nothing and director of the project, spoke about his personal significance in relation to the collaboration. [1]
“I grew up in downtown Los Angeles, drinking Jarritos and eating from local taco trucks. I’ve always loved how authentic Jarritos has remained to its brand and how in tune with the culture they are. Everything they do feels exactly the same as it did when I was a kid, despite their exponential growth. Collaborating on this project was really exciting and meaningful.”
Burning Mechanics
If two items are burned, each person will receive a 24" x 36" museum-quality physical print of a chosen artwork from the collections. The same print will be given to everyone. In case of burning 7 items, an exclusive 3d-printed Jarritos x Probably Nothing Alebrije figurine will be given, and in case of burning 10 items, the user will get a Jarritos x Probably Nothing jacket. [3]
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