Obsidian · No.1
The frame
that says
nothing.
Four hundred pairs were cut from a single block of obsidian-black acetate in a workshop above the Algarve. None of them carry a name.
€169 · 53% off
Chapter I — Provenance
Made for people who were never going to advertise anything.
The mould was made by a family atelier that spent thirty years producing frames for houses whose names you would recognise instantly. When the last contract closed, the tooling stayed. One final run was pressed for private clients — the same acetate, the same seven-day polish, the same hand-set hinges.
Then the tooling was retired. Four hundred pairs exist. There will be no second run.
Fig. 01 — 6mm Mazzucchelli acetate, hand polished
Chapter II — The Absence
No logo. That is the point.
You will not find a name on the temple, nor a stamp inside the arm. Branding is how mass-market eyewear borrows credibility it does not have. A collector piece does not borrow.
The people who know, know by the shape of the bevel and the weight in the hand. Everyone else simply sees someone with very good taste and no need to explain it.
Chapter III — Worn
One shape, cut to flatter every face it meets.
Acetate
Italian 6mm block, seven-day tumble polish
Lenses
CAT.3 smoke, full UV400 protection
Hinges
Hand-set steel core, no visible screw
Edition
400 pairs, tooling retired
Private release
€169 retail.
€79 for this release.
Because there is no brand to pay for — no campaign, no boutique, no licence fee — the frame reaches you at the price of its craft. When the four hundred are gone, this page closes.
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