5450,00 zł
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TORRANCE in BLACK this is a unique model from the collection Stanley Kubrick by Jacques Marie Mage, inspired by one of the most iconic films in cinema history. Shine (The Shining). These are settings that not only invoke the aesthetics of the 1970s, but also celebrate the intellectual coolness, tension and narrative precision characteristic of Stanley Kubrick's work.
The model stands out sculptural, rectangular form with a heavily bevelled top front line that gives the frame a definite, almost architectural feel. These are glasses that balance between academic elegance and subtle anxiety - exactly like the Jack Torrance character from which they take their name.
Variant BLACK made of solid 10-millimetre hardened cellulose acetate In deep, polished black. The double-laminated temples, with transparent outer layers and a black interior, subtly reveal the craftsmanship of the construction and precision finish.
The front of the luminaire is decorated with signature sterling silver spearhead pins, designed specifically for the Kubrick collection. The design is complemented by exposed „Classic” wirecore Palladium-finished, proprietary nine-barrel hinge with engraved hairline details and riveted spur-type elements, also in a palladium finish. The inner earpiece markings have been embossed with silver foil - discreetly but unmistakably collectible.
Applied Armorlite base 6 lenses in Crescent gradient, with anti-reflective coating on the inner side, provide high visual comfort, glare reduction and depth of image, perfectly in line with the dark, cinematic character of the model.
TORRANCE in BLACK was established in a limited edition of just 200 copies, handmade in Japan. This is a collector's model for those who appreciate not only design and craftsmanship, but also the cultural context and narrative behind the object.
for enthusiasts luxury sunglasses with an expressive, intellectual aesthetic,
for collectors looking for limited edition Jacques Marie Mage models,
for those who value cinema, art and cultural references in design,
for those who choose strong, architectural form,
for customers treating glasses as object with history and meaning.
