YH-488 / Hawksbill

The hawksbill pattern, often associated with eyewear frames, is a variation of the tortoiseshell design. This pattern mimics the natural colors and textures found on the shell of a hawksbill sea turtle. It typically features a mix of dark browns, light browns, honey, amber, and sometimes black, with the colors blending or mottling in an irregular and organic way.

The hawksbill pattern is popular in fashion, especially in accessories like sunglasses and eyeglass frames, because it offers a warm, classic look that complements many skin tones and styles. This pattern adds a touch of vintage sophistication and timeless elegance to the accessory.