Chinese Oil Paper Umbrella - Peony and Peacock
Chinese Oil Paper Umbrella - Peony and Peacock
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Decorated with the King of Flowers - Peony and the King of Birds - Peacock, this traditional Chinese umbrella is the embodiment of magnificence. This paper umbrella will make you the center of attention and is also perfect for lovers of retro and oriental art.
Chinese oiled paper umbrellas are the result of ancestral know-how passed down from generation to generation. They are made from paper and bamboo: bamboo is naturally primitive; it is completely waterproof and durable in sunlight.
Traditional Chinese Accessory: Chinese Umbrella Youzhǐ sǎn)
Diameter: 82 cm
Length: 54 cm
Material: Oiled paper and bamboo
Period: vintage
Color: Beige
Decoration: peony and peacock
Extra fabric bag
*Completely handmade, the umbrella surface is brushed with natural tung oil, the smell will decrease over time.
Maintenance and cleaning
Maintenance and cleaning
1. It should not be exposed to strong sunlight for more than 1-2 hours. Place it in a cool place for a while before closing it.
2. After using on rainy days, wait until the water on the umbrella surface has completely evaporated before storing it to avoid mold.
3. Regular cleaning with a soft cloth to gently wipe the surface of the umbrella to remove dust and keep it clean.
4. Store oiled paper umbrellas in a dry environment to avoid prolonged humidity.

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In english since I don't speak french very well:
The umbrella is wonderful, the material and craftsmanship is just as expected, it looks great and works well.
Vielen Dank für Ihre positive Rückmeldung – es freut uns sehr, dass Ihnen der Regenschirm so gut gefällt und dass Material sowie Verarbeitung Ihren Erwartungen entsprechen.
Damit Sie lange Freude daran haben, hier noch einige Hinweise zur Pflege und Reinigung:
Der Schirm sollte nicht länger als 1–2 Stunden direkter Sonneneinstrahlung ausgesetzt werden. Stellen Sie ihn vor dem Schließen am besten für eine Weile an einen kühlen Ort.
Nach der Benutzung an Regentagen warten Sie bitte, bis das Wasser auf der Oberfläche vollständig verdunstet ist, bevor Sie ihn verstauen, um Schimmelbildung zu vermeiden.
Reinigen Sie den Regenschirm regelmäßig mit einem weichen Tuch, um Staub sanft zu entfernen und die Oberfläche sauber zu halten.
Bewahren Sie den Ölpapierschirm an einem trockenen Ort auf und vermeiden Sie längere Feuchtigkeitseinwirkung.
Wir wünschen Ihnen weiterhin viel Freude mit Ihrem Schirm!