sasaki celluloid

The moment you pick it up, it feels moist and smooth to your fingers.

A unique roundness that allows you to enjoy exquisite light reflection.

This "overwhelming quality" is the charm of celluloid glasses.

Good old materials,
celluloid

Celluloid, a traditional material, is hard and difficult to handle.

Because of that, the astonishing depth and gloss that come from craftsmen spending time polishing each piece are unique charms of the material.

Temples that beautifully show through,
made with a "no core" method
that does not use a metal core

The "no-core" manufacturing method, which does not use a metal core for reinforcement, allows you to fully enjoy the natural beauty of celluloid without interference from metal. Especially, celluloid with varying shades is beautiful as the temple parts appear translucent.

The sense of security that comes from the unique Japanese "kashime" manufacturing method.

Riveting that can only be achieved with glasses made in Sabae.
The traditional method of manually pinning the front and back provides strength and gives a sense of security for long-term use.