Makita Shoten Luxury long umbrella "kirie butterfly" mustard

This is a masterpiece from Makita Shoten, a long-established Koshu-ori umbrella manufacturer with a history of over 140 years since the Edo period! Manufactured using high-quality jacquard weave, it creates a delicate, contrasting, paper-cutting-like atmosphere. Another feature is that the colors on the front and back sides are reversed. Depending on the angle and lighting at which you view the umbrella fabric, you will be able to enjoy the fabric and pattern, which is rich in luster and texture. [Kirie series "Butterfly" concept] A mysterious image of butterfly wings.・High-impact design The delicateness and beauty of the contrast of paper cutouts are expressed with glossy warp and weft threads. The large woven pattern gives an impact and energy when you hold the umbrella. - Shiny and textured bead weave A weaving method called bead weave (also known as satin weave), which combines warp and weft threads to create a pattern with a sharp contrast.・One-push open We used a rib that opens with one push so that you can easily open the umbrella even when you have a lot of luggage.・Weight so you don't feel stress The bones and center rod are both made of aluminum, making them lightweight. (Weight: approx. 360g) - Luxurious handle and stone tip The handle and stone tip are made of Kanchiku. Bamboo, which is familiar to Japanese people, has a soothing effect on the mind. In addition, it is made in Japan, which is reliable in terms of manufacturing, careful sewing, and quality! It has passed inspection by the Japan Western Umbrella Promotion Association (JUPA), so there are no quality issues and after-sales follow-up is reliable. Also great as a gift. Makita Shoten was introduced on TV!・May 6, 2014 (Tuesday) NHK BS Premium 19:30 ~ "Ippin"