Japonism-Wagasa-Indigo-Flower-Tsukiyakko
$886
🌏 Description
The Indigo Flower Tsukiyakko Wagasa gracefully blends timeless Japanese floral motifs with a deep, noble indigo tone. Handcrafted by Kyoto’s esteemed Tsujikura artisans, this washi-paper parasol features elegant floral silhouettes that bloom softly beneath the surface. The indigo hue, traditionally associated with wisdom and tranquility, brings depth and sophistication, while the bamboo framework and silk-wrapped joints speak to a legacy of artistry passed through generations.
🔹 Key Features
• Deep indigo washi paper with subtle floral patterns
• Hand-carved Japanese bamboo frame for durability and elegance
• Gentle luster that changes tone depending on ambient light
• Ideal for tea ceremonies, traditional events, and interior display
• Created by Kyoto Tsujikura, a historic wagasa maker since 1690
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Description
🏷️ Product Specification
• Material: Washi paper, Kyoto-dyed fabrics, bamboo (Japan-made)
• Design Motif: Gold stream (Ryūsui) and red/white plum blossoms (Kōbai/Shirōbai)
• Color: Soft water-blue background with gold and floral highlights
• Length: Approx. 76 cm
• Diameter (open): Approx. 110 cm
• Weight: Approx. 420g
• Origin: Kyoto, Japan
• Technique: Gold Kyoto Yuzen painting
🌸 Why Choose Ryusui Plum Gold Wagasa
🌸 For the Devotee of Seasonal Beauty
Cherish the renewal of spring through flowing gold and delicate blossoms.
🎨 For the Appreciator of Fine Craft
Admire hand-painted Yuzen artistry and layered cultural symbolism.
🏮 For the Performer or Collector of Japanese Heritage
A masterpiece suited for elegant stages, tea rooms, and exhibitions.
🎁 For the Giver of Meaningful Gifts
Share a symbol of life’s enduring flow and blossoming hope.
✨ Character Summary
Elegant, graceful, and full of life’s gentle rhythm—this wagasa sings with spring’s voice and Kyoto’s timeless spirit.
※ Additional Explanation
This Ryusui Plum Gold wagasa whispers an eternal tale: of rivers that never cease, and blossoms that return each spring. The flowing Ryūsui pattern represents water’s path—resilient, unyielding, and serene—while the plum blossoms, early bloomers of the season, symbolize hope, perseverance, and the quiet strength of beauty born in cold.
The Kyoto Yuzen technique brings this motif alive in glimmering detail, blending brush, gold leaf, and pigment in the hands of master artisans. Plum blossoms in red (kōbai) and white (shirōbai) balance the parasol’s harmony of warmth and purity, tradition and aspiration.
From ceremonial use to gallery display, this wagasa offers not just coverage from the sun but illumination of the soul. It’s Kyoto’s whispered poetry—held in your hand.
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