Modern design parasol with a Japanese atmosphere This parasol can handle sudden rain. Fabric with a texture of 80% polyester and 20% cotton. The tassel is attached to the hand of the kanbaku, giving it an elegant Japanese taste. It is a long umbrella of common size as a parasol. The coating color on the back side varies depending on the design. (Since bamboo is a natural material, there are individual differences in shape and color.) In addition, changes in temperature and humidity during storage may cause cracking or deformation. ） 【Size】 Parent bone length: 50cm, Total length: approx. 69.5cm, Diameter: approx. 85cm, Handle length: approx. 15cm Handle thickness: approx. 2cm, stone chimney length: approx. 4cm *The size is our store's flat actual size. Weight: Approx. 283g Specifications: Manual opening Fastener: Kanbaku button Rain or shine Material: 80% polyester, 20% cotton, polyurethane coating on the back A Japanese-patterned umbrella that connects tradition and modernity [Hippo Inhonpo] It has been 80 years since the "hippopotamus umbrella cover". Ogawa, an umbrella that has been manufacturing umbrellas since the company's establishment, has created a Japanese-patterned umbrella that connects tradition and modernity that has been loved and will continue to be loved in the future. The lineup includes patterns that are easy to match with not only Japanese clothing but also clothes, such as those that are modernly arranged and drawn with reference to traditional Japanese patterns, those that reproduce the atmosphere of traditional dyeing with prints, and Japanese patterns that look simple and modern. In addition, all designs use one traditional Japan color. Light blue: It is a pale blue color that mimics the color of clear water. In the Edo period, it was used as a favorite color for summer kimonos along with "sky blue" and "light green onion asagi iro", and became popular as a ground color for curtains.