Magnifying lens, Minas

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The Greek creator Minas was first and foremost an engineer, he liked to invent and create all kinds of objects. He designed furniture, porcelain, a watch for Georg Jensen, houses and so on.

 

In 2004, Minas dreamed up this magnifying glass mounted as a pendant. Ingeniously, it is not round but oval, and so rotating it facilitates the vertical reading of Japanese for example.

 

Crafted in Greece

Silver and oxidized silver

Cord available in black, ciel, dark green, navy blue, orange, purple, red

Dimensions: 8.3 cm × 2.7 cm × 6 cm

 

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