Sunbeam Jackie Indigo Rose Vintage-Cotton Parasol
£3,125
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Sunbeam Jackie Paprika Vintage-Cotton Parasol
£2,875
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Sunbeam Jackie’s Paprika parasol highlights the combined creative energy of its founders, Katy and Charlie Napier. It's a one-of-a-kind piece due to the vintage fabric used – sourced and curated by Katy from across the British Isles – while the frames are assembled by Charlie and his talented team in their Cornwall-based studio. Each waterproof design from the maker is brought to life with the help of Cornish artisans; for example, the hand-oiled ash timber components are all machined in Cornwall, and the stainless steel mechanisms are welded and polished by a marine welder in Falmouth.
Product ID: 2219306001
View more from: Sunbeam Jackie / Garden & flower accessories
One of a Kind
Other colours
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Sunbeam Jackie’s Paprika parasol highlights the combined creative energy of its founders, Katy and Charlie Napier. It's a one-of-a-kind piece due to the vintage fabric used – sourced and curated by Katy from across the British Isles – while the frames are assembled by Charlie and his talented team in their Cornwall-based studio. Each waterproof design from the maker is brought to life with the help of Cornish artisans; for example, the hand-oiled ash timber components are all machined in Cornwall, and the stainless steel mechanisms are welded and polished by a marine welder in Falmouth.
Product ID: 2219306001
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.
