Canicula P/B-1 3200 The shape of the Japanese

The shape of the Japanese roof tiles of an early Showa-era building our design team happened to see is boldly used for the endpiece and temples

The lens design draws inspiration from classic alpine and explorer eyewear

Named after Carlo Molino

Make your way with fairness and good fortune In these minimalist machinations carefully handcrafted for faithfully observing an itinerary of rousing sights

these subtle and serious spectacles handcrafted in the finest beta titanium are an elevated interpretation of the iconic glasses worn by Private James T

Canicula P/B-1 3200 The shape of the JapaneseBorn from the Kyodai universe, Canicula captures the raw spirit of 90s robotics bold, structured, and unapologetically futuristic. Inspired by the geometry of vintage mecha helmets and the precision of industrial design, it reinterprets mechanical nostalgia through a refined, modern lens. Its architectural silhouette plays with contrast: sharp lines meet soft curves, reflecting light like polished metal in motion. A frame that embodies strength and