The "Matte-black jyanome" is a revival of the traditional Japanese umbrella, using black bamboo for the handle and wood for the parts that hold the umbrella together. The lacquer used for the bones of the umbrella is matte black. The lacquer coating on the umbrella bones is matte black, which is not the glossy lacquer used in the past, but a deep and calm texture that enhances the chic atmosphere when the umbrella is opened.
Matte Janome" revived the old Japanese umbrella specifications by using black bamboo for the handle bamboo and wood for the parts that hold the umbrella in place. The lacquer applied to the umbrella bone is matte black. The deep and calm texture of the lacquer, instead of the glossy lacquer of the past, enhances the chic look of the umbrella when it is opened.
Bangasa (Sturdy umbrella)
Made of bamboo and Japanese paper, it is a sturdy, old-fashioned umbrella. Apply vegetable oil specially made for Japanese umbrella The paper is waterproofed by coating it It can be used on rainy days.
Higasa (Japanese parasol)
Janome (Slender umbrella)
Janome (Slender umbrella)
Janome (Slender umbrella)
Janome (Slender umbrella)
Higasa (Japanese parasol)
Janome (Slender umbrella)
Kyoto Kurotani, Unryu / Janome Pattern / jet-black with snowstorm
Janome (Slender umbrella)
"Matte Janome" revived the old Japanese umbrella specifications by using black bamboo for the handle bamboo and wood for the parts that hold the umbrella in place. The lacquer applied to the umbrella bone is matte black. The deep and calm texture of the lacquer, instead of the glossy lacquer of the past, enhances the chic look of the umbrella when it is opened.
Bangasa (Sturdy umbrella)
This is a traditional sturdy Bangasa made of bamboo and Japanese paper. It can be used on rainy days because the Japanese paper is waterproofed by coating it with vegetable oil specially made for Wagasa.
Matte Janome" revived the old Japanese umbrella specifications by using black bamboo for the handle bamboo and wood for the parts that hold the umbrella in place. The lacquer applied to the umbrella bone is matte black. The deep and calm texture of the lacquer, instead of the glossy lacquer of the past, enhances the chic look of the umbrella when it is opened.
Tsujikura produces miniature-sized Japanese umbrellas using materials made in Japan. "Mizu-Asagi" literally means "light blue with a hint of green," and is a pale blue with greenish tint. The miniature size Hime Wagasa, made of beautiful Unryu paper mulberry, is easy to use as a Japanese interior decoration. It is a perfect souvenir or gift for those who are interested in authenticity. Comes with a bamboo umbrella stand, umbrella bag, and a decorative box.