Product Details
Kyoto “Kurotani Washi” × Kyoto “Wagasa shop Tsujikura
A traditional craft that has been protected and nurtured over a long history.
Kurotani Washi, which comes from the paper-making village of Ayabe, Kyoto, is a very rare type of Japanese paper made exclusively by hand by craftsmen.
Kurotani Washi is used for restoration of cultural assets because it is strong, long-lasting, and can withstand long-term preservation.
This rare Kurotani Unryu paper is carefully crafted into Janome umbrellas by Tsujikura’s skilled craftsmen over a long period of time.
Kyoto Kurotani Washi” and “Kyoto Wagasa Shop Tsujikura” are proud to present this excellent product.
Tsujikura “Kiwami” Janome pattern
Janome” means “to protect from misfortune and bring good luck”.
This Wagasa has the meaning of warding off bad luck, and is both beautiful and strong.
TOKIWA(Evergreen)
Tokiwa is an evergreen tree like pine or cedar, and this beautiful Wagasa has an eye-catching dark green color like the leaves that remain unchanged all year round. Tokiwa also means “everlasting.
Material:Japanese traditional paper ‘washi’,waterproofed
Color: Green,White
Bone: Bamboo
Stretchers: 44
Shaft: Bamboo
Latch: Wood
Length: About 74cm (about 29.1inch)
Diameter: About 105cm (about 41.3inch)
