Argyle represented by woven pattern
the argyle The jacquard weave pattern gives it a shadowy and heavy feel. It is a weave pattern that can only be produced by Koshu Ori, which is derived from the "silk weaving technique" called Kaikinu.
Koshu-ori is a traditional fabric from Yamanashi Prefecture, which is characterized by its silk-like luster and rich texture.
"Pattern matching", where patterns such as stripes and argyle gather toward the top of the ferrule, is a feature unique to Ramuda that can only be achieved by skilled craftsmen, even though the woven pattern looks solid at first glance.
Please enjoy the high-quality umbrellas that bring together the skills of various craftsmen.
Astringent hand of Italian chestnut.
Chestnut, which is said to have undulating wood grain, has a powerful texture with a strong presence.
Because it contains a lot of tannin, the color gradually changes to darker, and you can enjoy the aging that emphasizes the presence of the wood grain.
Because it is a natural material, the knots, wood grain, and color are different, so please enjoy it as a unique individuality.
Product number: ISNL-1510
