SOLD OUT - Parasol - Blue & Lemon IWASA×HiraTen

HiraTen + Iwasa parasols - Sky Blue + Lemon 

Please note swatch is the fabric pattern & colour 

Handcrafted in Japan

Bringing style to your sun protection. 

Designed to be chosen and styled with the same care as a favourite bag or pair of shoes, the HiraTen Parasol is a celebration of Japanese craftsmanship, colour, and everyday elegance.

Made in Japan by skilled artisans, this parasol features beautifully embroidered cotton fabric , woven domestically and selected for both its tactile softness and refined colour palette. The result is a piece that feels as good in the hand as it looks carried through city streets, gardens, or summer travels.

The Sky Blue + Lemon colourway is fresh, uplifting, and quietly joyful — reminiscent of a sun filled blue sky. It flatters a wide range of skin tones and looks especially striking against blue skies, making it a standout accessory for warm weather.

This parasol is finished with a natural bamboo handle and carefully balanced ribs, reflecting the thoughtful design and attention to detail that define traditional Japanese umbrella making. While functional, it is also unmistakably beautiful — an object made to be enjoyed, used, and admired.

Designed for Sun, Made to Last

The fabric is treated with UV and water-repellent finishes, offering excellent protection from the sun while maintaining the natural feel of cotton. With a UV cut rate of 90% or more, it provides reliable shade without sacrificing breathability or style.

Created with a retro styled bamboo handle to add elegance to the long handled parasol. 

Materials & Specifications

• Fabric: 100% cotton (embroidered, domestically produced in Japan)

• Handle: Natural bamboo

• Rib length: 45.5 cm

• Finish: UV and water-repellent treatment

• UV protection: 90%+ UV cut

• Origin: Made in Japan

Care Notes

Although the parasol has a water-repellent finish, it is not recommended for use in rain. If it becomes wet, open it fully and allow it to dry thoroughly. Prolonged moisture may cause the ribs to rust.

Please note that colours and textures may vary slightly depending on screen settings.