Japanese Umbrella 'Sakura Fleuri'

The peach-pink umbrella ablaze with fuchsia spring blossom

This umbrella glows like a spring sunrise. Across a warm peach-and-pink gradient, a striking dark branch sweeps in heavy with fuchsia blossom, two small sparrows perch and take flight among the flowers, and soft points of light scatter across the dome. It's the warmest, most radiant of the blossom parasols.

The warmth sets it apart: where other sakura designs stay cool and pale, this one bathes the scene in glowing peach and pink, the deep fuchsia flowers blazing against the dark branch. The two sparrows — one perched, one in flight — give the composition a lively, storybook focal point. The warm gradient makes the canopy feel lit by an early-morning sun.

It's a traditional wagasa, with a paper canopy stretched over slender bamboo ribs spreading from a red-painted center hub. Held overhead, the radiant gradient glows through the paper, the bamboo spokes fanning out beneath the blazing blossom branch. The interplay of warm ground and dark branch gives the whole canopy a striking depth.

The bright, warm palette makes it a striking choice for photography and traditional dress, a sakura parasol with more heat and drama than the soft pastel versions. As a ceremonial piece, it's made to be carried and admired rather than rained on.

Built on a bamboo handle with an 80 cm canopy and a light 250 g body, it's crafted traditionally with an eco-minded approach. A glowing peach-and-fuchsia parasol for anyone who wants their sakura warm and vivid.

Twirled in warm light, the peach gradient and blazing fuchsia blossom seem almost to glow from within, giving the parasol real drama in photographs. Kept out of the rain and handled with care, the painted paper holds its radiant, vivid mood through long, careful use at events and shoots.

• Traditional craftsmanship
• Bamboo handle
• 80 cm diameter
• Lightweight: 250 g
• Eco-friendly design