Recreating Traditional Ise-Katagami Patterns in Koshu-Ori
The fabric is woven using the Koshu-Ori Jacquard technique, incorporating designs inspired by Ise-Katagami—an art form defined by traditional craftsmanship and the exquisite beauty of finely honed stencils.
Koshu-Ori is a traditional textile from Yamanashi Prefecture, renowned for its beautiful, silk-like luster and a rich, substantial feel.
The swirling Ise-Katagami patterns are not merely printed; they are intricately woven into the fabric using the Jacquard technique—a level of detail impossible to achieve with standard printing. This woven texture, created by the skilled artisans of Koshu-Ori, adds depth to the stripes, elevating the design to a new level of sophistication and elegance.
A versatile 2-way umbrella that functions as both a full-length and a folding umbrella.
It features fiberglass ribs, making it lightweight yet flexible. Thanks to its two-stage folding design, it can be used as a full-length umbrella. When carrying it through train stations or shops after use, it offers the comfortable grip and ease of handling typical of a full-length umbrella.
Carry it as-is—no folding required!
The 2-way umbrella cover is a brilliant feature born from customer feedback; it offers the convenience of storing the wet umbrella at full length without the hassle of folding it up. When not in use, the cover can be buttoned down for compact storage.
It also features a UV-protective coating, allowing it to be used as a parasol.
A handle carved individually from *Karin* (quince) wood
Craftsmen have individually shaped hard, durable *Karin* wood into a handle with a pleasing, rounded form.
The ferrule features a machined brass component accented with a gold-plated finish.
Designed with a focus on lightness and portability, the umbrella utilizes fiberglass ribs, resulting in a lightweight build weighing just 331g—less than a standard plastic water bottle.
We recommend air-drying the umbrella in the shade overnight before storing it.
Part Number：ISNM1400
