Abana is Hebrew for "made of stone" — and that tells you everything about what Bohten was going for here. This thick rectangular frame is a quiet nod to 1950s eyewear, the kind of frame that doesn't borrow personality from your outfit. It brings its own.

Off-white acetate, solid build, vintage proportions that feel current rather than costumey. The Bohten approach is to start with the material and let the design follow — no unnecessary details, no logo screaming for attention. Just a frame that happens to look like it belongs on someone interesting.

If you've been tolerating bad frames because good ones feel like a commitment, consider this your sign to commit.