Are you familiar with Braille? Braille is a tactile writing system used by the visually impaired that was named after its creator, Frenchman Louis Braille. With the boom of modern screen-reading software and devices, the usage of Braille has seen a decline but we can still come across these little palpable characters on many things. From braille on a hamburger to a special Playboy braille edition, check out these 25 Unique Ways To Feature Braille.
Braille Rubik´s cube

Those who can’t see can now test their analytic skills with this braille Rubik’s cube.
Scrabble

Braille can also be found in this Scrabble game.
Playing cards

And even in this set of playing cards.
Chess set

Now anyone and everyone can enjoy a challenging game of chess.
Globe

This braille globe offers a new perspective on our world
Coins

To commemorate Luis Braille´s 200th anniversary in 2009, the US issued a limited edition one-dollar coin featuring braille and it´s author´s portrait.
Beer

In Japan, braille can even be found on beer cans.
Braille hamburger

Wimpy, a fast food chain, produced a special series of “brailleburgers” with sesame seeds arranged in braille characters on the buns.
Menu

Some restaurants offer blind-friendly menus.
Braille art

This braille-featuring sculpture is to be seen and touched in Wellington, New Zealand.
Braille Graffiti

As bizarre as it sounds, there is even braille graffiti.
Tattoo

It’s probably not that surprising (but somewhat unlikely) that braille can also be a tattoo design.
Subdermal implants

If a tattoo doesn’t cut it, subdermal implants are also available.
Cutlery

We’re so used to “seeing” utensils that it’s hard to imagine how such a common item can be so difficult to handle for those with impaired vision. But thanks to this genius design, that task is now made a little bit easier.
Braille on wine

Though hard to read for most, this genius Lazarus Wine’s label features a design that is both functional and good looking.
Keychain

Even key chains get the braille treatment.
Wedding rings that feature braille

Not only does braille make these wedding rings more personal, they also look amazing.
Necklace

Braille can make some jewelry pieces even more attractive such as this neckalce
Medicine

However, in most cases, the usage of the braille is purely practical. Such as with medicine…
Handrails

…or handrails.
Glove that reads braille

Those who cannot read braille can use this special glove that reads it electronically.
Cell phone

In 2014, the world´s first braille cell phone was released by Own Fone.
Braille watch

Those with impaired vision can also wear a stylish and fully functional braille watch.
Braille piano

And learn piano.
Braille Playboy

There’s even a special edition braille playboy magazine.