Miraj — Black
Miraj — Black
Miraj
In Arabic, Miraj is the ascension — the journey through light to the source of all light. In the desert, it is what you see on the horizon when the heat bends reality and the eye can no longer trust what's in front of it.
Cobalt named this frame for both.
The sharpest silhouette in SUN OBJECT. A cat-eye that doesn't lift — it cuts. Warm tortoise acetate wrapping a slate grey lens, the frame that carries fire on the outside and stillness within. Built for the woman who has already arrived and is still moving.
You don't wear Miraj to be seen. You wear Miraj because you've already ascended.
SUN OBJECT. The journey. The light. The arrival.
SUN OBJECT frames are built to last — treat them with the same intention they were made with.
Clean the lenses daily
Use the microfibre cloth provided. Avoid paper, clothing, or dry surfaces — they carry micro-abrasives that damage lens coatings over time.
Rinse before wiping
If lenses are dusty or sandy, rinse with lukewarm water first. Never wipe dry lenses that have debris on them.
Store in the case
Always return your pair to its hard case when not in use. Leaving frames loose in a bag — even for minutes — is where most damage happens.
Keep away from heat
Do not leave frames in direct sunlight on a dashboard or near a heat source. Acetate warps and lens coatings degrade above 60°C.
Handle with two hands
Opening and closing the arms with one hand repeatedly weakens the hinge. Two hands, always — it takes one second and doubles the lifespan.
