Di Cesare Design Parasol Canadian sculptor John Di Cesare, inspired by Japanese umbrella culture, developed this pumpkin-shaped parasol with a long-established umbrella craftsman in Kyoto. The carefully selected materials and sewing are all done in Kyoto. It's a "usable work of art" that combines loveliness and modernity with its gentle curves. After using it for a short time on just one day, I kept it stored at home because I didn't want to use it. Eventually, I started using other brands and forgot about it. It's a model from a little while ago, but I think it looks good now. It's extremely rare. I think it surprisingly works well with Japanese traditional clothing. It's a beautiful item, but please purchase only if you understand that it is a used item. Returns and exchanges are not accepted. Below is the product description: Total length: approx. 70cm, Diameter: approx. 75cm, Long ribs: approx. 50cm, Short ribs: approx. 40cm Color: Black Material: Fabric: 100% cotton (UV cut & waterproof), Center pole: Metal, Handle: Bamboo braid Country of origin: Japan Color: Black Pattern: Solid Stains, tears, odors, etc.: None #GothicLolita #GothLoli #Parasol #CompleteLightBlocking