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The Manggis Parasol is named after a beautiful beach side village to the East of Bali where time appears to stand still and just the gentle lapping of the waves, blue sky and sea create the perfect haven to relax in. Hopefully sitting under the shade of the Manggis Parasol will transport you there. The beautiful blue with gold lotus hand painting with delicate blue fringing and tassels are complemented by the internal blue threading, bringing a little bit of Bali into your garden setting.
The Manggis Parasol is named after a beautiful beach side village to the East of Bali where time appears to stand still and just the gentle lapping of the waves, blue sky and sea create the perfect haven to relax in. Hopefully sitting under the shade of the Manggis Parasol will transport you there. The beautiful blue with gold lotus hand painting with delicate blue fringing and tassels are complemented by the internal blue threading, bringing a little bit of Bali into your garden setting.
We deal ethically with proud Artisans embracing Ceremonial history using traditional designs and locally sourced sustainable materials. Bamboo spokes support the hand painted, hand threaded canvas drill canopies, these are complimented by intricately hand carved poles made of Durian wood. Each parasol is unique and by nature of the handmade production process which results in a luxury long term investment.
Due to the handmade methods used in producing our beautiful Parasols this can result in potentially long lead times because of the limited production capacity available, we are sure you will agree they are worth the wait.
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Please note: Base sold separately here
UK Mainland Delivery Rates - Parasol Only £15
Base only £30 - Half Price when ordering a Parasol and a Base
Select Standard Delivery Option -Applied at Checkout
Dimensions
When opened, our Parasols are 190cm wide x 240cm high, with a 4cm diameter pole.
For every sale we make a donation to the Volunteer Foundation
'Yayasan Relawan Bali' whose philosophy is “a simple human doing
something for others”a sentiment we follow & admire.
Please see their Facebook page for more information on their work here