Description: Umbrellas made from carved bamboo and covered with Sa paper are beautiful and reflect the art and wisdom of local people. This type of umbrella has a structure consisting of bamboo that has been meticulously carved to create the ribs of the umbrella and reinforced with hardwood for the handle, making it strong and durable. The part that covers the umbrella is made from Sa paper, which is a natural paper that feels light and translucent. It is often painted with bright colors or may be hand-drawn. Sa paper is not only beautiful, but it is also durable for general use. With a design that combines both delicacy and natural beauty, this umbrella is suitable for everyday use, as well as being a decoration or souvenir. Bamboo and Sa paper umbrellas are traditional tools that are full of meticulousness and aesthetics in craftsmanship, reflecting the local wisdom of the craftsmen who created it. This umbrella has a main structure made from meticulously carved bamboo. Each rib is perfectly balanced so that when opened, it can withstand weight and wind firmly. The umbrella frame is crafted from natural bamboo that has been carved and polished until smooth, but still maintains strength and flexibility. The bamboo material gives the umbrella high flexibility. At the same time, it is light. The weight of the umbrella is not too heavy, but not too light to float or resist the wind. The handle is made from hardwood that feels smooth to the touch, reinforcing the overall structure. Umbrella covers are made from Sa paper, a natural paper made from the bark of the Sa tree. This paper is durable and slightly translucent, making the sunlight that passes through it feel soft and not stinging to the eyes. Sa paper can absorb colors well, so craftsmen often use Sa paper as a surface for drawing intricate patterns such as flowers, butterflies, or natural landscapes. The colors on Sa paper are not only bright, but also reflect light softly, making this umbrella a piece of art. Bamboo and Sa paper umbrellas are not only important tools for protecting from the sun or rain, but are also symbols of culture and art that have been connected to the way of life of the Lanna people for a long time. This type of umbrella may be used in various ceremonies or art exhibitions, and is often used as decoration for homes or restaurants that want a warm atmosphere and connection with nature.
Price: 45 USD
Location: ChiangMai
End Time: 2025-01-06T14:11:45.000Z
Shipping Cost: 60 USD
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Item Specifics
All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
Brand: Handmade
Occasion: Everyday
Color: Multi-Color
Decade: Unknown
Original/Reproduction: Original
Material: Paper
Look: Arts & Crafts
Gender: Adult Unisex
Country/Region of Manufacture: Thailand
