Meiji Umbrella Tales | "Zuan Hyakushu" Cherry Blossom & Flowing Water Umbrella | Japanese Art 1901
Meiji Umbrella Tales | "Zuan Hyakushu" Cherry Blossom & Flowing Water Umbrella | Japanese Art 1901
This elegant umbrella features "Sakura River" (桜川), a design from "Zuan Hyakushu" — a precious archive of Meiji-era Japanese patterns published in 1901.
Deep purple meets flowing water and falling cherry blossoms in a design that once inspired Kyoto kimono craftsmen.
Flowing Water (流水): Symbolizes purity and eternal happiness. Cherry Blossoms (桜): Represent new beginnings and the fleeting beauty of life.
A 120-year-old Meiji masterpiece, reimagined for modern life.
| May Maru's lucky kinked tail hook happiness into your life. 🐱 |
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Product information: Generic brand U12, 2 year warranty in EU and Northern Ireland as per Directive 1999/44/EC
Care instructions: Leave open to dry. Wipe clean with damp cloth.
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