Clarissa Oliverio Roma Red
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Art Tiger
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Art Zebra
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Included lenses: Pink
Measurements and fit
- Bridge
- 21 mm
- Temple
- 146 mm
- Total frame width
- 147 mm
Total frame width measures the front from one outside edge to the other. Compare it with a frame you wear comfortably; lens width alone does not tell you how wide the frame is.
- 54 Eye size (lens width)
- 20 Bridge
- 145 Temple length
Example: 54 □ 20 — 145. All measurements are in millimetres.
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Frame details
- Brand
- CLARISSA OLIVERIO ART TO WEAR
- Model
- Roma
- Material
- Acetato rosso, installazione in acrilico fatta a mano
- Bridge
- 21mm
- Temple
- 146mm
- Total frame width
- 147 mm
- Frame colour
- Red
- Shape
- Geometric
- Lens colour
- Pink
About this frame
Roma Art Tiger by Clarissa Oliverio is a pair of sunglasses in red acetate with a geometric, tapered silhouette. A three-dimensional installation of orange and black tiger stripes, hand-modelled in acrylic, runs along the entire top edge of the front and continues onto the temple joints. The lenses are pink.
Each piece is a numbered edition: the decoration is handmade and varies slightly from one piece to the next. The parts in contact with the face remain plain acetate, without decoration.
Clarissa Oliverio is an Italian designer who makes eyewear in small series, handmade in Italy. The same shape is also available as Roma Art Zebra, in black acetate.
Materials and craftsmanship
- Front and temples in red acetate.
- Tiger-stripe acrylic installation applied by hand to the front.
- Pink lenses.
- Numbered edition, handmade in Italy.
Measurements
- Total front width: 147 mm.
- Front height: 48 mm.
- Bridge: 21 mm.
- Temples: 146 mm.
- Size: S-M.
See the size guide or book an appointment at the boutique.
Frequently asked questions
Is the decoration delicate?
It is an acrylic relief fixed to the acetate: store it in its case and clean it with a soft cloth, without rubbing the relief.
How many pieces are available?
Availability is kept up to date on this page.
Can I try it on in store?
Yes, at the OCCHIO! boutique in Crema.
Can I return it?
Yes, within 14 days of delivery. Return shipping is paid by the customer.
Explore more Clarissa Oliverio eyewear.
CLARISSA OLIVERIO ART TO WEAR was founded in 2021 by Clarissa Oliverio and Emanuele Dani. An artist originally from Como, Clarissa begins with painting to develop objects that bring art into everyday life.
Her work moves between art and fashion, drawing on images, colours and personal experiences to create accessories. Art to Wear describes that intention: transforming an artwork into something that can be worn and interpreted personally. Eyewear becomes part of the project as an object close to the face and to how people present themselves.
