Original Wahigasa EN
Series (parasol)

For one Japanese parasol to be produced, specific craftsmen undertake each separate process of making the ribs, creating the ‘rokuro’ to connect the ribs, and making the Japanese washi paper.
Thus each parasol is tailor-made by Tsujikura craftsmen.
Japanese parasols are made due to the connections between people, and Tsujikura seeks to pass these “EN” (connections) on to our customers, as well as to the next generation.
As part of our mission, we bring you the Japanese Parasol "EN" Series.

Tsujikura uses the most attractive Japanese washi paper such as Unryu (mulberry) paper and tie-dyed paper to produce Japanese parasols one rank above the rest.

Japanese parasols are not coated in lacquer so it is possible to enjoy the original beauty of the Japanese paper. They are used in Kyoto by Maiko (apprentice Geisha) etc. Recently Japanese parasols are gathering a lot of attention overseas as interior decoration.

Unryu (cloud dragon) paper is washi paper which has the long thin fibers of paper mulberry mixed in with pulp to create a cloud-like pattern. The unique texture highly improves its attraction as washi paper.

Tie-dyed washi paper is Japanese paper which is hand dyed using Japanese traditional methods. Each washi sheet is different giving a unique appearance to each parasol.

*Please note that these parasols may not be used in rainy weather.

Specially Chosen Decorative Strings

Classic Unryu Paper White Japanese Parasol

The Beauty of Washi Color Combinations

Tie-Dyed Washi is Hand-Dyed to Give Each Parasol a Unique Appearance

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Higasa (Japanese parasol) $417.89

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Higasa (Japanese parasol) $267.45

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Higasa (Japanese parasol) $208.95

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Higasa (Japanese parasol) $208.95

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The ume motif is said to have been favored by Sen no Rikyu. It is considered a symbol of prosperity of offspring due to the fast growth, perseverance, and vitality of the ume tree, and is also considered a lucky pattern representing the New Year. 梅模様が全面に広がる和日傘

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Higasa (Japanese parasol) $351.03

Kurotani's Unryu paper, handmade for Japanese umbrellas, is the strongest and most beautiful paper made by Tsujikura craftsmen.

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Higasa (Japanese parasol) $225.67

This is a Japanese parasol made of Kyoto Yuzen Washi paper with a lovely plum komon pattern. Under the sunlight, the plum komon pattern shows through. 梅小紋もようの和日傘

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Higasa (Japanese parasol) $267.45