Sunbeam Jackie Indigo Rose Vintage-Cotton Parasol
£3,125
One of a Kind
Sunbeam Jackie Indigo Rose Vintage-Cotton Parasol
£3,125
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Sunbeam Jackie’s parasols highlight the combined creative energy of the founders, Katy and Charlie Napier. Vintage fabrics are sourced and curated by Katy from across the British Isles, while the frames are hand-assembled by Charlie and his team in the Cornwall-based studio. The stainless steel mechanisms are also worked on locally, as they’re fused and polished by a marine welder in Falmouth. Please note, this parasol comes with a cover but a base is not included.
Product ID: 2207193002
View more from: Sunbeam Jackie / Garden & flower accessories
One of a Kind
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Sunbeam Jackie’s parasols highlight the combined creative energy of the founders, Katy and Charlie Napier. Vintage fabrics are sourced and curated by Katy from across the British Isles, while the frames are hand-assembled by Charlie and his team in the Cornwall-based studio. The stainless steel mechanisms are also worked on locally, as they’re fused and polished by a marine welder in Falmouth. Please note, this parasol comes with a cover but a base is not included.
Product ID: 2207193002
View more from: Sunbeam Jackie / Garden & flower accessories
One of a Kind
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Meet the Maker:
Sunbeam Jackie
In 2011, Katy and Charlie Napier – artists and founders of Sunbeam Jackie – unveiled their first limited edition collection at Glastonbury, UK. Since, they’ve become the first port of call for exuberant outdoor parasols. Each creation is a one-of-a-kind piece of art, pulling together hand-oiled ash timber frames and vintage, antique and designer fabrics that have been sourced by Katy from all over the British Isles. They work alongside a local marine welder in Falmouth who welds and polishes their stainless steel before the assembly takes place at their studio, a 12th-century grain store located in Cornwall’s UNESCO world heritage site.
