Three eras share the same ground at Tlatelolco: the Mexica platform, the sixteenth-century church of Santiago, and Mario Pani's apartment blocks. None of them overrides the others; they simply coexist in plain sight.
The frame translates that overlay into a hexagonal silhouette in light, highly durable acetate: six planes that meet without merging, every edge visible. The double-point rivets and double-barrel hinges are left exposed, structure that does not hide itself.
Designed in Mexico City and handmade in Japan by artisans devoted to making frames of excellent quality. Also available as sunglasses.
