Charming Princess Folding Crystal Handle Flower Pattern Side Double-deck Umbrella Parasol

Specifications:

• The solid charming princess folding umbrella parasol prevents inversion in the wind and is constructed from PG cloth
• The girls' doubledeck umbrella parasol with good quality water-repellent outer coating and inner coating for maximum protection from the elements
• The solid handle lovely pattern umbrella parasol protects you against sun's ultraviolet in hot summer days
• Folding umbrella parasol is convenient to hold in your handbag
• This doubledeck umbrella parasol is a nice choice when you present it as an interesting gift
• Unique design folding doubledeck umbrella parasol will bring more fresh feeling to your daily life
• Material: PG cloth, nickel(umbrella shaft) & crystal plastic handle grip
• Unfolded Size: 92cm/36.22in(Diameter)
• Folded Size: 27cm/10.63in(Length)
• Rib: 8ribs

Details:

• Double-deck design and crystal J handle with lovely pattern on the edge, stylish and lovely

• This folding doubledeck umbrella parasol is a nice choice when you present it as an interesting gift

• Solid handle of this doubledeck umbrella parasol is to protect you against sun's ultraviolet in hot days

About Umbrellas:



Umbrellas are canopies designed to protect against precipitation. The word originated from the Latin "umbra," which means shade or shadow. In Britain, New Zealand and Australia, an umbrella is often called by the slang name "brolly." "Gamp" is another name for the umbrella used in Britain. It derived from the umbrella-toting character, Mrs. Gamp, in the Charles Dickens novel "Martin Chuzzlewit." In the late nineteenth century, Americans gave umbrellas the nickname "bumbershoot."

• History: Umbrellas can be traced to over 3,000 years ago. At this time, the umbrella was a religious symbol used by Egyptians to denote citizens with higher planes of authority. In the sixteenth century, umbrellas gained popularity as fashion accessories as well as religious symbols throughout Portugal, England and France. In the seventeenth century, waterproof umbrellas came into popular use in England. Umbrellas slowly evolved from these early times into the household objects we know today
• Function: The main function of umbrellas is to protect from rain. They may also be used to shield the user from the sun, although this is normally a job for the cousin of the umbrella, the parasol. Umbrellas are even used in photography as light reflectors. They can also be used as fashion accessories for men or women
• Features: Umbrellas are hand-held portable objects. They are internally supported and collapsible. Umbrellas consist of a handle, often J-shaped, a bottom and top spring for opening and closing, waterproof canopy and a tube and metal ribs that support the canopy. There are many types of umbrellas available, although many of these could be correctly termed parasols. Collapsible personal umbrellas are the most common. Beach and patio umbrellas are designed to protect from the sun. Photographic umbrellas are used to control light during a photo shoot. Bubble umbrellas have recently gained popularity. They are transparent or translucent with a canopy that surrounds the body, offering more rain protection than traditional types
• Misconceptions: Many people mistake parasols for umbrellas. The difference between the two is the material. All parasols are not waterproof as are umbrellas. Parasols are generally fixed to one place and used as outdoor shelter. Umbrellas are almost always hand-held

How to Buy a Chinese Umbrella:



A Chinese umbrella adds Asian flavor to your home decor. Available in all colors and patterns-some with beautiful, hand-painted designs-Chinese umbrellas add a romantic, exotic touch to any home. The key is making sure the umbrella coordinates with other decor elements

• Visit China Town if you live near one or plan to be vacationing close to a China Town in the near future. Many major U.S. cities have a neighborhood populated primarily by Asian Americans. These neighborhoods are the best places to find Chinese umbrellas, as well as other Asian imports-and of course Chinese restaurants
• Visit Asian gift shops to get an in-person look at Chinese umbrellas. Many malls have Asian shops where you can buy futons, sushi kits, kimonos and Chinese umbrellas. Check the directories of the malls nearest you to see if there is an Asian gift shop within driving distance
• Shop online. Some websites have a large selection of paper Chinese umbrellas (see Resources below). You can also find Chinese umbrellas in a variety of colors and fabrics
• Consider buying Japanese umbrellas while you're shopping. Chinese umbrellas traditionally are made from paper or cloth and bamboo and usually are mass-manufactured, but Japanese umbrellas often are handmade for better quality while capturing the same decorating effect as a Chinese umbrella

How to Buy and Install a Patio Umbrella:



You'll spend more time outdoors in the cool shadows cast by a spiffy patio umbrella. Get familiar with styles, sizes, poles and bases to make a smart buy

• Take your choice - patio umbrellas can stand alone or top a table built for their pole to slide through. Table umbrellas set a shady table, but freestanding styles can go anywhere
• Find the perfect place for your umbrella. A flat spot that needs shade to be comfortable works for both kinds, but put table models between the kitchen door and the outdoor cooking area for convenience
• Measure your available space to decide what size and height umbrella suits you. Check that there's room for the table and chairs and that the open canopy clears nearby trees and structures
• Balance the size of the umbrella and its base, especially if you purchase them separately. Don't put a 4-foot umbrella over a table 6 feet in diameter if you want to dine in the shade (besides, it looks funny)
• Be aware that single canopy umbrellas in solid sheet vinyl can topple in a stiff breeze and trap heat, too. Check out double canopy designs made from porous weaves
• Choose a pole made in one piece if you can, but in any case be sure the pole can support your umbrella, opens and closes easily and fits your table. Go for a taller pole, if space permits, to cast a bigger shadow
• Pick a heavy-duty base weighted with sand or water to make installing your patio umbrella a breeze - just put it in place and fill. If you choose a flatiron base, be sure its fittings fit your pole
• Look for canopy fabrics that resist mildew and rot. Fringes can be especially difficult to keep clean
• Think cool colors that reflect heat - avoid navy, black and deep purple for the canopy
• Get a friend to help you put the umbrella up - the contraption can be heavy and unwieldy. Put the filled base in place, connect the closed umbrella to its pole, insert securely into its base, open the umbrella and thank your friend

Package Included:

• 1 x Umbrella
• 1 x Umbrella Bag