Hand-Tailor White Lace Wedding Umbrella

Design Aesthetics for this traditional Hand-Tailor White Lace Wedding Umbrella: 

From French Romance to Eastern Princess Style

1. Genetic decoding of French sun umbrellas

Classical elements:

Referring to the curved skeleton of the 18th century French court parasol (with a diameter of 80-100cm), the umbrella surface is made of asymmetrical radiating lace splicing, and the edges are decorated with 3-5cm hand pleated cotton ruffles, restoring the lazy aesthetic of the afternoon tea scene in the Versailles Garden.

Modern Improvements:

The traditional oilcloth is replaced with 210T high count cotton (130-150g/㎡ in grams), and the Monet water lily or Matisse Paper Cuttings pattern is presented through digital printing, which not only retains the shading property but also improves the stage color rendering.

2. Reconstruction of Eastern Princess Style

Embroidery narrative:

Within the 20cm diameter circular area at the top of the umbrella, use plate gold embroidery and chain embroidery techniques to present plot segments of "Swan Lake" or "Peony Pavilion", such as using silver thread to embroider the outline of Ojeta's feather skirt.

Detachable design:

The end of the umbrella handle is equipped with a magnetic tassel pendant (25cm in length), which can be replaced with pearl strings (8mm diameter freshwater beads) for weddings or LED fiber optic cables (RGB variable light) for stages.