Tarian // Keeping with craft’s traditions

Patricia is wearing “Place des Vosges” by Jeremy Tarian. Named after the oldest square in Paris, which is known as one of the most beautiful squares in the world thanks to the symmetrical architecture, as can be found in the frame as well. We loved how the combination of the curvy round rimes and the edgy corners played with Patricias feminine lines.

TARIAN l’Atelier spotlights craft’s natural raw materials: clays, enamels, acetate and metals. Ornamental and useful, both my glasses and ceramics are designed and crafted in keeping with craft’s traditions: small series, natural materials, meticulous care for details and the beauty of handmade creations.

The Tarian brand is built on a foundation of passion for eyewear, artful craftsmanship, exquisite details and technical precision.  His designs clearly resonate the beautiful blending of eyewear and art – resulting in a personal statement of confidence and choice. All production is personally managed by Jérémy, and adds to the integrity, quality, and individuality of the designs. The Tarian Collection is available internationally in exclusive Optical boutiques and speciality shops

Shooting: TEFdoesPORTO
Eyewear: Place des Vosges” by Jeremy Tarian
Model: Patricia Vieites, Executive director at LookVision Portugal
Photographer: Miguel Silva

Author: maarten weidemaAfter being a freelance eyewear designer since 1999, TEF founder Maarten Weidema now solely writes about his fellow designers in the optical industry. His passionate mission is to promote independent eyewear to the international optical arena, backed up by a large group of bloggers and journalists from all over the world. He has recently been awarded "International Optical Personality of the Year", "Leading Innovator in Optical Social Media Marketing", "Social Media Marketing Company of the Year" and received several awards for "best eyewear blog" for his efforts to promote independent eyewear to a community of 517.000 eyecare professionals.

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