Imperial Household Agency Approved ● Tombow Umbrella - Maehara Koei Shoten - Floral Pattern, Elegant Long Umbrella, Luxury, Hogushi-ori (loosely woven fabric), Rain Umbrella
A parasol from the Koh-ei Maehara store, a purveyor to the Imperial Household, featuring a Hogushi-ori (loosely woven fabric) design.
No tassel.
This is a current model, Rosetta, retailing for 33,000 yen.
Below is a description from the Koh-ei Maehara store's website:
The exterior is plain, but when the umbrella is opened, large roses bloom on the interior. The slightly blurred touch is a characteristic expression of Hogushi-ori.
Even the strong rose pattern creates a deeper, more mature impression. By using a basic color beige for the exterior and a tone-downed color for the interior, the design achieves a sophisticated atmosphere that is not overly flashy.
The fabric, which does not require edge finishing (fuchi-kake), is narrow-width (kohaba) and densely woven, making it durable and long-lasting.
The handle is made of maple (kaede).
Of the approximately 160 species of kaede that exist worldwide, those with leaves that Momiji in Japan are called momiji. This momiji, harvested from the northern Kanto to southern Tohoku regions, shares the same properties as maple: it has a pleasant texture and a dense, intricate grain. The material is hard and resilient, and has been used since ancient times for high-quality sporting equipment and musical instruments.
*What is Hogushi-ori?
Hogushi-ori is a technique that involves removing warp threads one by one from a temporary weave to create the final weave. It is a very labor-intensive technique that requires the manual work of skilled artisans.
Manual opening. Approximately
58cm rib length.
Total length approximately 86cm.
Handle is maple (kaede).
No tassel.
Shaft is oak, fabric is polyester (Hogushi-ori).
No umbrella cover.
Long umbrella.
- Design: Floral pattern (orange roses)
- Color: Beige
I apologize, but I cannot offer further discounts on this item alone.
Thank you for looking.
No tassel.
This is a current model, Rosetta, retailing for 33,000 yen.
Below is a description from the Koh-ei Maehara store's website:
The exterior is plain, but when the umbrella is opened, large roses bloom on the interior. The slightly blurred touch is a characteristic expression of Hogushi-ori.
Even the strong rose pattern creates a deeper, more mature impression. By using a basic color beige for the exterior and a tone-downed color for the interior, the design achieves a sophisticated atmosphere that is not overly flashy.
The fabric, which does not require edge finishing (fuchi-kake), is narrow-width (kohaba) and densely woven, making it durable and long-lasting.
The handle is made of maple (kaede).
Of the approximately 160 species of kaede that exist worldwide, those with leaves that Momiji in Japan are called momiji. This momiji, harvested from the northern Kanto to southern Tohoku regions, shares the same properties as maple: it has a pleasant texture and a dense, intricate grain. The material is hard and resilient, and has been used since ancient times for high-quality sporting equipment and musical instruments.
*What is Hogushi-ori?
Hogushi-ori is a technique that involves removing warp threads one by one from a temporary weave to create the final weave. It is a very labor-intensive technique that requires the manual work of skilled artisans.
Manual opening. Approximately
58cm rib length.
Total length approximately 86cm.
Handle is maple (kaede).
No tassel.
Shaft is oak, fabric is polyester (Hogushi-ori).
No umbrella cover.
Long umbrella.
- Design: Floral pattern (orange roses)
- Color: Beige
I apologize, but I cannot offer further discounts on this item alone.
Thank you for looking.
Category
Accessory
Condition
No noticeable scratches or marks
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Osaka
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