Collaborative Best-Seller: Long-Handle 16-Rib Straight Automatic Simple Fresh Style With Wooden Handle, Sun And Rain

When ordering, select the curved handle or straight handle option. The attribute images are for reference Umbrella frame configuration: Materials: Optional aluminum alloy in natural color, gold; chrome-plated, galvanized, electroplated metal; fiber composite and wood materials, etc.Specifications: Straight umbrella, golf umbrella, Apollo umbrella, folding umbrella ( 80% off 、 70% off 、 60% off 、 50% off ), children's umbrella, beach umbrella, sun umbrella. Fabric material: According to your needs, you can choose 170T/180T/190T/210T/260T//polyester fabric, polyester silver-coated fabric, pearl fabric, pongee (PG fabric), pongee silver-coated fabric/nylon fabric, chameleon fabric, satin fabric, yarn-dyed fabric, color-coated fabric, black-coated fabric, oxford fabric, cotton fabric, non-woven fabric, polyester-cotton, etc.Additionally, silver tape and pearl fabric offer good UV protection! Umbrella fabric colors: There are dozens of standard solid colors and patterns available, and fabric can be customized according to the customer's requested fabric samples, color codes, or patterns. Umbrella tip, umbrella tail, bead tail: There are many types, typically in the hundreds, and are chosen according to the shape of the umbrella. Printing patterns and logos: Printing can be done using screen printing, heat transfer printing, watermarking, or embossing.For items with a large number of colors and a large quantity, it is recommended to use heat transfer printing, which provides good results at a low cost and offers high cost-effectiveness. An umbrella was anciently called a "cover."It is a tool for shading from the sun and rain. According to the "Umbrella Chronicles": Liu Tao said, "The sky does not raise its veil when it rains, this was the case in the early Zhou period."The "Taiping Yu Lan" also quotes the "Pupucheng" as saying: Zhang Bo used a cloth to shield himself from the rain, which was called a "xuan," meaning an umbrella, and this practice existed for three generations.It can be seen that the ancients initially called the umbrella a "cover" because it was made of silk, so it was also called a "silk umbrella."In ancient times, the words "xuan" and "shem" were homynymous. It was only during the Tang Dynasty that the umbrella was officially named in the "Nan Shi" and "Bei Shi" written by Li Tingshou.Since then, the term "umbrella" has been used. In ancient times, in addition to providing shade from the sun and rain, the umbrella was also considered a decorative item for the nobles and a symbol of the scholar-official's power, commonly known as the "Luo Shana."When the emperor and general officer set out on their tour, they were accompanied by long-handled fans and parasols, and the carriage they rode was covered with open umbrellas, signifying providing shelter to the people.By the time of the Later Wei Dynasty, the size and color of the parasols varied strictly according to the official rank.This custom was passed down into the Ming Dynasty. Our country was one of the first to invent the umbrella. According to the "Shi Ji," Shun used an umbrella as a staff, so the umbrella has a history of at least four thousand years in our country.However, there are always various legends surrounding the origin of the umbrella.Legend says: At the end of the Spring and Autumn Period, Lu Ban's wife Yun, wishing to deliver food to her husband, was troubled by the constant rain. She skillfully carved bamboo into thin strips, connected them with silk, and covered them with animal skin. In this way, it became as rigid as a stick and as openable as a cover, though it was called an umbrella.The second story says that during the great battle between Huangdi and Chiyou at Zhuolu, Huangdi's war chariot was covered by a colorful cloud-like canopy that shielded against the enemy's fire, water, smoke, and poison. People were inspired by this and invented the umbrella.There are also stories such as: "A beautiful woman out for a spring outing, with lotus leaves providing shade"; "A woodcutter walking, with cattail leaves blocking the rain"; and so on. Paper umbrellas appeared after the Han Dynasty, were introduced to Japan during the Tang Dynasty, and to Europe in the 16th century. The Italian art master Leonardo da Vinci designed the world's first parachute inspired by the umbrella. The umbrella gear, invented in the 18th century, was also designed based on the cross-sectional shape of the umbrella.