NTT Docomo phones at MWC (photos)

Mobile World Congress is an international show, with handset manufacturers, mobile operators, and developers from all over the world converging in one place. As such, it always gives us an opportunity to check out some of the devices available in other parts of the world, and over the years, we've enjoyed visiting Japanese mobile provider NTT Docomo's booth for its cool and unusual cell phones, and this year was no different.
Pictured here is a cell phone designed with Finnish textile and clothing design company Marimekko.

Marimekko's Unikko floral design is one of the company's signature patterns and is present throughout the phone. The handset was manufactured by Sharp and features a 3.4-inch, 480x854-pixel display; an 8-megapixel camera; and support for mobile payments.

In addition to pink, you can get the phone in blue or black.

Last year we saw a mobile phone from NTT Docomo designed to look like a chocolate bar. Now, we've got a sweet biscuit-inspired phone. Yum!

The SH-04C has a waterproof chassis and a 3.2-inch, 480x854-pixel display. It comes with preinstalled content and has matching accessories.

Don't like chocolate? How about vanilla?

We remember seeing the SH-08C Touch Wood at last year's Mobile World Congress, but it was behind glass, so we're glad we could get hands-on time with this cool little number.

The eco-friendly Touch Wood is made from trees that have been culled from overgrown forests in Japan. It's shaped like a bean.

Oh yeah, and it makes calls!

The Regza Phone T-01C is a waterproof phone. We found the phone's description funny. It read, "Use your phone with peace of mind in the bathroom or kitchen, or even when you get caught outside in the rain."

The dry version of the Regza Phone. It's Android based and boasts a large 4-inch VGA touch screen.