Tsujikura's "Extreme/Kurodani" Specially Selected Moon Slave/Blizzard and Blue Lapis Lazuli

■ Kyoto's "Kurotani Washi" × Kyoto's "Wagasa-ya Tsujikura"

Traditional crafts that have been protected and nurtured throughout a long history.
Kurotani Washi, a papermaking village in Ayabe, Kyoto, is an extremely rare type of washi paper, each and every sheet of which is handmade by artisans.
It is characterized by its durability and long life, and can withstand long-term storage, so it is also used in the restoration of cultural properties.
The rare Kurotani washi paper is then pasted on the umbrella and the skilled craftsmen at Tsujikura take their time to carefully craft it into a Janome umbrella.
We will deliver the finest products from "Kyoto Kurotani Washi" and "Kyoto Wagasa-ya Tsujikura."

■Specially selected Tsuki-nu "Kon Ruri"
Konruri means a deep navy blue with a lapis lazuli hue, and this Japanese umbrella has a deep purple-blue color and a Tsukiyakko pattern made from Fubuki washi paper, with the kozo paper showing through.
Tsukiyakko is a Japanese umbrella with a beautiful cut-and-sewn pattern that creates a beautiful contrast between light and dark, evoking the image of a moonlit night.

Click here to learn more about Kurotani Washi, the papermaking village in Ayabe, Kyoto.

Specifications: Umbrella
Material: Kyoto Kurotani handmade Unryu paper, waterproofed
Color: Blue, ecru
Decorative thread: Silk thread (blue, white)
Frame: 44 pieces of madake bamboo (openwork finish)
Handle: White bamboo
Clasp (fastener): Wood
Raincoat: Waterproof double layered cloth
Total length: 74cm
Diameter: 105cm

How to Use the Wagasa
When you walk carrying the closed umbrella, please grasp the head of the Wagasa, or for Janome please grasp the cord on the head, and for Bangasa please hold the leather strings bound around the head.

How to Open the Wagasa
The Wagasa may be difficult to open due to the waterproof grease on the Washi. Please lightly grasp the bottom of the runner at the bottom inside the umbrella, and slowly and carefully push to the top to open the Wagasa.

Shipping outside Japan differs according to region and weight.
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In the case of one Wagasa (2kg including packaging):

¥3,100~ Asia (Korea, Singapore, Thailand, etc.)
Oceania (Australia, New Zealand, etc.)
¥3,500~ North America (USA, Canada, etc.)
Europe (UK, Italy, etc.)
¥5,700~ Europe (Russia, Iceland, etc.)
South America (Argentina, Peru, Brazil, etc.)
Middle East (United Arab Emirates, etc.)

English site payment is by US dollars.

For each Japanese umbrella purchased, we will give you an original umbrella bag.
Unfortunately, we cannot accept requests for specific patterns. Thank you for your understanding. (The pattern in the image is an example.)

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