Jacques Marie Mage Kurokawa

Description

Inspired by visionary architect Kisho Kurokawa, these Kurokawa limited-edition sunglasses exist at the intersection of design and philosophy. A ‘60s-inspired aviator, the Kurokawa pairs a sculpted acetate frame with a dramatic shield lens, while titanium temples feature polished arrowhead embellishments and hand-painted epoxy inlays. At the frame’s center, a polished metal accent extends from brow to bridge, a columnar form engraved with Art Deco linework that adds depth to the refined navigator silhouette. Custom monoblock hinges integrate seamlessly with polished temple details, where a Silver or 18k Gold encasement frames the arrow motif within hand-painted epoxy.

Crafted from polished black, plant-based acetate and fitted with lightweight, impact-resistant nylon shield lenses, the Kurokawa balances comfort, durability, and expressive design. This sculptural eyewear is architectural theory realized-bold, fluid, and transcendent.

Part of the Kyosho Collection, it honors Japan’s masters of art, creatives who fuse tradition with innovation and elevate global culture. The Kurokawa is a testament to mastery, where creativity is a commitment to both past and future.

Handcrafted in Japan.

Packaging:
– Limited-edition spectacles presented in a custom monograph box in Jacques Marie Mage’s signature burgundy Bordeaux Empire color
– Leather “Longhorn” eyewear case
– Double-sided microfiber cleaning cloth featuring Japanese textile-inspired artwork
– Collection literature
– Handwritten limited-edition serial number noted on archival-quality washi paper

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