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Sign Language 1512 – Rare NOS Sunglasses with Artistic Expression
A truly captivating piece of eyewear art, the Sign Language 1512 model is a rare find from an avant-garde designer line that pushed the boundaries of eyewear aesthetics in the late 1990s to early 2000s. These sunglasses are a visual statement—sculptural, enigmatic, and subtly rebellious.
Crafted in a matte gunmetal-toned brushed alloy, the elliptical lenses are partially shielded by distinctive metal accents that resemble stylized pictograms or ancient symbols—evoking a kind of visual “sign language,” which gave the series its name. The red gradient lenses add a cinematic warmth, contrasting beautifully with the cool-toned frame.
The temples are equally striking, featuring a wave-like twisted design that transitions into acetate tortoiseshell tips for comfort. Each detail of the frame appears intentional and symbolic, turning these glasses into a wearable piece of postmodern art.
Originally produced in limited numbers and rarely seen on the resale market, this NOS (New Old Stock) pair has never been worn. It's a collector's gem—an ideal acquisition for design connoisseurs, stylists, or anyone drawn to experimental eyewear with a narrative.
Model: Sign Language 1512
Condition: NOS (New Old Stock), never worn
Lenses: Gradient red, non-prescription
Frame: Brushed alloy with etched symbolic motifs
Temples: Sculpted metal with tortoiseshell tips
Included: Non-original case
These sunglasses are more than fashion—they are a coded message from an era of artistic experimentation in eyewear. Rarely do objects of such character and craftsmanship appear on the market in pristine, unworn condition.
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