Few partnerships have shaped modern culture with the same intensity as John Lennon and Yoko Ono. By the late 1960s, their bond had become an ongoing dialogue—expressed through experimental film, performance art, and the conviction that creativity could be a form of activism. From Two Virgins to their Bed-Ins, their life together unfolded as a living artwork.

This creative exchange continued through years of scrutiny and devotion, culminating in Double Fantasy (1980), a call-and-response between two intertwined worlds. From this moment Jacques Marie Mage draws inspiration for a new limited-edition series: heirloom-quality spectacles echoing the frames John and Yoko wore in the studio.

Each model—Ocean Child and Dr. Dream—captures a different facet of their shared universe.
Ocean Child reflects Yoko’s sculptural presence and avant-garde clarity. Dr. Dream channels Lennon’s introspective, mid-century elegance with early-’80s refinement. Handcrafted in Japan in strictly limited numbers, these pieces honor not only their iconic style, but the creative courage that defined their partnership.

This is not eyewear.
This is cultural memory, refined for modern connoisseurs – like you.

Yours Christian Leidmann