Artistically Inspired Etnia Barcelona Sunglasses

Wednesday, June 5 2019 | 13 h 36 min | New Products, VOILÀ New Releases

Etnia Barcelona is a brand well known for eye catching advertising inspired by great works of art. The Navona Sunglass is proof that the inspiration goes beyond their marketing campaign and into the design of their frames. With a two-tone coloured mosaic accent, the simple round frame shape of the Navona is transformed into a work of art. Each of the four frame colours are matched perfectly with gradient, natural mineral glass lenses.

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