Pacific Northwest Eyewear and Accessory Collection: The Beauty of our Land. 2009 marked
the launch of AYA Fashion and now due to demand we are pleased to launch AYA OPTICAL.
AYA - What does it mean?
Cree - Exist
Japanese - Colourful and Beautiful
Korean - Loved
Istanbul - Wisdom
Hebrew - Miracle or Sign
Swahili - Angel bringing joy
What does it represent?
The beauty of First Nations art, fluid and graceful.
The beauty of the product - subtly elegant.
The beauty of our land and animals, fragile yet surviving.
Supernatural, enchanting and awesome.
Langham - Raven
50-20-145, Buffalo Horn + Bamboo
Colors: Dark Buffalo Horn, Light Buffalo Horn
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Alert Bay - Frog
56-17-138, Acetate + Bamboo
Colors: Light Demi/Light Bamboo, Dark Demi/Moss Green Bamboo, Black/Brown Bamboo
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Tahlia - Ovoids
51-19-140, Acetate + Stainless Steel Temple
Colors: Black/White, Brown/Blue, Red/Cream
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Every pair of AYA Optical eyewear is complimented with an AYA embossed case, cleaning cloth & box.
Warranty:
All AYA Eyewear is warrantied for 12 months from date of purchase.
Marketing:
Monthly PR initiatives, advertising, displays, counter cards, bags and boxes.
As seen in:
Globe and Mail, Homemakers, 20/20, Toronto Star, Vancouver Sun, WHERE, Montreal Gazette, and VISION
Features Artist: Corrine Hunt
World renowned First Nations artist Corrine Hunt was commissioned for the first series of AYA Optical. Corrine, co-designer of the 2010 Olympic medals, has been creating contemporary art that reflects the themes and traditions of her First Nations Kwakiutl and Tlingit heritage for more than 25 years.
Making a Difference: Partial proceeds from the sale of every pair of AYA eyewear are donated to the ONEXONE First Nations Nutritious
Breakfast Program. ONEXONE is a non-profit foundation commited to supporting, preserving & improving the lives of children around the world.