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Frame By Frame: An Interview With Eyewear Designer Sayon

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1. HG: Tell us a little bit about who you were before Sayon and describe how & when Sayon first started?
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2. HG: We’ve seen Shwood & other smaller wooden accessories companies globally. How do you plan to do things differently for Indian audiences?
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3. HG: Your brother runs a bike customization shop , while you are in the wooden accessories space. Would you be looking at collaborating very soon?
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4. HG: Could you give me a brief explanation on your products & what kind of materials (Types of Wood) you've used in your products?
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5. HG: What goes into making a pair of wooden sunglasses? How much is done using a computer/machine aid for cutting & how much is done by hand?
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6. HG: You released your first line & have now released a new series. What is the difference between both and how has the response been since the time you launched?
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7. HG: What do you perceive to be your biggest challenges and opportunities in this space you’ve chosen?
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8. HG: Where do you see your company in the next 6-12 months?
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9. HG: You have created something for an undisclosed fashion designer for LFW this month. Can you tell us anything more about this collaboration?
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10. HG: Do you have plans to make any other wooden products in the future?
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11. HG: Are there certain designers or other people you would like to collaborate with?
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12. HG: Finally, could you elaborate on the process of how the sunglasses come to life?
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Words: Varun Patra 

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