A modern aviator frame rendered fully in Italian acetate named after Eva Masaki’s mother Chiyo, who came of age as a Japanese woman living in America in the 1960s and 70s. A celebration of the name Chiyo (ch-ee-yo), meaning “one thousand generations” in Japanese, the frames are an enduring style with an updated approach. Sensibly oversized and narrow through the temples, the hexagonal frame is designed to fit a wide range of face shapes. Handmade in Northern Italy from cellulose acetate by Mazzucchelli.
Eva Masaki is a line of small-production eyewear in NYC inspired by unique connections and collaborations with friends and artists around the globe. Frames are made in a limited, rotational production of styles and colors that live and change with each season. Each pair is handmade in the Valdobbiadene region of Northern Italy with each from made with Zeiss lenses and cellulose Acetate hand-cut by Mazzucchelli. These classic and evocative glasses are windows into the greater world.
