Our Philosophy
Since the beginning of this year, every frame’s temple features a spiral, the so-called Shiva-Eye—a symbol for infinite movement and eternal recurrence. The Shiva-Eye’s spiral form signifies constant development, mental mobility and positive energy—it constantly revolves around its origin yet develops incessantly—it never loses touch with its roots yet it moves with determination toward the future.
We not only work with glasses, we think and love glasses. They are not only numbers for us. During the long developent period from idea to sketch to prototype and finally the finished frame, they develop identities and personalities. Therefore all our models receive their own name, which is often related to its design.
All these are qualities we strive for when designing our frames.
We do not want to lose sight of a collection’s basic idea, yet keep an eye out for present influences we can incorporate while turning our ”third eye“ toward the future.
Since the beginning of this year, every frame’s temple features a spiral, the so-called Shiva-Eye—a symbol for infinite movement and eternal recurrence. The Shiva-Eye’s spiral form signifies constant development, mental mobility and positive energy—it constantly revolves around its origin yet develops incessantly—it never loses touch with its roots yet it moves with determination toward the future.
We not only work with glasses, we think and love glasses. They are not only numbers for us. During the long developent period from idea to sketch to prototype and finally the finished frame, they develop identities and personalities. Therefore all our models receive their own name, which is often related to its design.
All these are qualities we strive for when designing our frames.
We do not want to lose sight of a collection’s basic idea, yet keep an eye out for present influences we can incorporate while turning our ”third eye“ toward the future.