Japonism-Wagasa-Black-Bamboo-Unryu-Paper-Blue-Gray
$504
🌏 Description
Bold and refined, the Black Bamboo Unryu Paper Wagasa (Blue Gray) offers a unique interplay of light and shadow. The washi paper used features flowing Unryu (cloud dragon) textures—named for its wispy, swirling fibers—creating a layered, airy aesthetic. Combined with a striking blue-gray tone and sleek black bamboo frame, this parasol merges minimalist grace with traditional craftsmanship. It is an embodiment of Japanese elegance with a subtle, modern spirit.
🔹 Key Features
• Blue-gray Unryu washi with natural fiber patterns resembling wind and clouds
• Sturdy and elegant black bamboo shaft and ribs
• Minimalist yet atmospheric design suited for contemporary interiors
• Traditional craftsmanship from Kyoto Tsujikura artisans
• Excellent for interior art, formal settings, or dance and tea ceremony
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Description
🏷️ Product Specification
• Material: Unryu washi paper, Japanese black bamboo
• Color: Blue-gray with white fiber veining
• Length: Approx. 76 cm
• Diameter (open): Approx. 110 cm
• Weight: Approx. 430g
• Design Theme: Unryu pattern—dragon in the clouds
• Origin: Kyoto, Japan
• Usage: Indoor display, performance, or ceremonial use
🌸 Why Choose Black Bamboo Unryu Wagasa
🌫 For the Minimalist Collector
A perfect harmony of texture and shade, rooted in wabi-sabi grace.
🖼️ For the Modern-Japanese Interior
Adds a serene, cultural accent to contemporary décor.
🐉 For the Symbolic Storyteller
Embodies the mythic movement of dragons and clouds in tradition.
🎁 For the Admirer of Unique Craft
A bold and meditative piece to gift or treasure for life.
✨ Character Summary
Ethereal and composed—this wagasa captures the rhythm of drifting clouds, framed by timeless Japanese strength.
※ Additional Explanation
The Black Bamboo Unryu Wagasa evokes the mysterious beauty of ink paintings and the gentle swirl of clouds across a twilight sky. “Unryu” (雲竜), meaning “cloud dragon,” refers to the long swirling fibers in the handmade paper—each thread dancing like ancient breath through the heavens. When paired with a muted blue-gray hue, it becomes a portal into calm introspection.
Its sleek black bamboo frame brings a quiet intensity, grounding the airy elegance of the Unryu paper. The contrast between dark structure and flowing form mirrors Japan’s aesthetic philosophy: the balance of tension and tranquility, of silence and expression.
Made by Kyoto Tsujikura, whose legacy spans over a century, this parasol is more than a practical item—it is a meditative object, a visual poem, and a bridge between traditional spirit and modern taste.
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