Description
Step into the shoes of a famed swordsman and face the weather with a tool inspired by the legendary Roronoa Zoro’s armament. This umbrella is fashioned to resemble one of his three renowned samurai swords, capturing the spirit of the blade while serving a practical purpose. The handle is crafted to imitate traditional katana fittings, featuring a textured faux ray skin surface wrapped in cotton cord, secured with metal fittings that echo the craftsmanship of a genuine tsuka (handle). The metal tsuba (hand guard) is shaped in a classic quadrant pattern, a common design among samurai swords, lending both authenticity and balance to the piece.
Unlike a real katana, this umbrella is safe and practical for everyday use, particularly at gatherings or conventions where carrying a live blade is prohibited. The umbrella canopy, in a deep red color reminiscent of traditional lacquer finishes, is broad enough to shelter two people from rain or sun. To open, simply press the button discreetly placed above the tsuba, revealing the canopy swiftly and smoothly. When not in use, the umbrella fits snugly into a matching polyester cover with a carry handle, much like a sword would be sheathed for protection and ease of transport.
Specifications
Overall length: 39 inches Handle length: 11 inches
Features
Quadrant Pattern Metal Tsuba Durable Red Canopy Matching Polyester Sheath with Carry Handle
Fun fact: The design of the Sandai Kitetsu katana handle, which inspired this umbrella’s style, is said to be cursed in Japanese folklore,its blades often met tragic ends, making it a weapon both feared and revered among samurai.



