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.
Ashley - Raven
53-15-140, Acetate + Stainless Steel
Colors: Black/Crystal, Red, Green, Brown
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Rudy - Wolf
52-17-140, Acetate
Colors: Black/Crystal, Brown, Green
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Jade - Sun
50-17-135, Acetate with metal trim
Colors: Black/Crystal, Red, Green
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Tahlia - Ovoids
51-19-140, Acetate + Stainless Steel Temple
Colors: Black/White, Brown/Blue, Red/Cream
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Sisley - Orca
51-18-135, Acetate, Spring Hinge
Colors: Brown/Blue, Black/White, 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.
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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.






