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The Pagoda Lacy Umbrella is designed for individuals who appreciate vintage-inspired aesthetics and seek a sophisticated accessory for garden parties, weddings, or formal events. Its primary benefit is the striking, architectural pagoda silhouette that offers a unique visual flair compared to standard umbrellas, though users should note that the intricate lace detailing is intended primarily for style and light sun protection rather than heavy-duty storm resistance.
| Colour | Blue |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 5061052702613 |
| Brand | PEACH ACCESSORIES |
No, the lace canopy is designed for aesthetic purposes and light shade. It is not suitable for rain protection.
Absolutely, the pagoda shape and lace details make it an excellent prop for vintage-style photography.
Keep it stored in a dry area and ensure it is fully dry before folding to prevent fabric discoloration.
The canopy features delicate floral lace over a sturdy support frame.
The handle is designed for an ergonomic grip, suitable for carrying throughout an event.
Gently shake the umbrella to loosen the folds and ensure no fabric is caught in the spokes before opening.
Carefully guide the fabric away from the metal tip; never yank the fabric as this can tear the lace.
To ensure your Pagoda Lacy Umbrella lasts, always open and close the mechanism gently to avoid straining the delicate lace fabric. When closing, ensure the lace is folded neatly into the spokes to prevent snagging or tearing. Store the umbrella in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight when not in use to maintain the vibrancy of the blue fabric. For cleaning, gently dust the canopy with a dry soft cloth; avoid using chemical cleaners or immersing the lace in water, as this could damage the structural integrity of the material.
