An exceptional, museum-quality and investment-grade mid-century (1960s/1970s) Chinese parasol showcasing master-level traditional artistry. The generous 110 cm canopy features a completely hand-painted, classic ink-and-wash motif depicting elegant swallows swooping amidst cascading wisteria vines. Crafted from genuine oiled paper, the canopy is structured over an incredibly dense, traditional 72-spoke bamboo framework bound with an intricate white inner lattice string support system. A rare, gallery-worthy piece that serves as an elite cultural statement for heritage collections, interior design, or film and photography studios.
Ideal For: Fine art photography props, luxury oriental decor setups, and vintage textile/artifact collections.
Authentic Craftsmanship: Features an entirely hand-painted botanical design, an unvarnished natural bamboo shaft, and a hand-carved wooden top cap.
Condition Note: Excellent structural and mechanical integrity for its age. As a genuine archival piece from the mid-20th century, the oiled paper features minor natural age-toning, superficial surface cuts, and organic character marks that validate its historic authenticity without compromising its display quality.
Dimensions: 110 cm (43.3 inches) open diameter, 72 cm (28.3 inches) closed height.
Availability: Rare collector item. Single piece available for nationwide dispatch across Pakistan.
Price: Rs. 45,000