Eames "Kite" Playing Cards Sunglasses The black lines were painted

The black lines were painted with Indian ink on paper

Print placement will be random on the backside and will not match the photo

Fabric: Suede Leather

versatility - dress it up with jeans and heels or down over your work out gear

Supported by texts by writer and critic Lucy Sante and Met curator Mia Fineman

Eames "Kite" Playing Cards Sunglasses The black lines were paintedMade in collaboration with the Eames Office. Eames "Kite" Playing Cards take inspiration from a tissue paper kite designed by Charles Eames in 1950. The simplicity of form and whimsical color scheme were drawn directly from the original artifact, a high design toy that reminds us to Take your pleasure seriously. Eames Playing Cards come in a letterpress printed box celebrating the house Charles and Ray designed and built.