BRITINDIAN BROLLEY

This large, vibrant umbrella is far more than a functional object—it’s a piece of pop art, expressed directly from the artist’s studio, merging the unique history of Britain and India, old and new. Drawing on the playfulness of popular culture, the everyday brolly is transformed into a canvas of cross-cultural storytelling. In India, it shields against the blazing sun and torrential monsoons, while in Britain, it’s a constant companion in the rain-soaked streets.

Adorned with imagery that blends mythological figures, historical landmarks, and contemporary culture from both countries, this umbrella becomes a mobile work of art, a living shelter that unites two worlds through color and creativity. It’s not just a shield from the rain, but a symbol of Indo-British fusion and pop cultural celebration, turning heads and sparking joy in the dullest of British weather. And, in true pop art style, it even doubles as a quirky upside-down lampshade when inverted, brightening your interior as much as the streets.

Unlike mass-produced umbrellas, this one is a limited, bespoke creation, crafted with care and intention. The price reflects its artisanal value, not just as a tool for daily use, but as a collectible art piece. For those wanting to start their journey into art collecting without the high price tag of gallery pieces, this umbrella offers an accessible entry point. It’s where the worlds of utility and pop art collide—an everyday object reimagined as a vibrant expression of culture and creativity.

• Uniquely artistic 8 panel umbrella with a manual opening, wooden shaft, tips and top.
• Black plated metal ribs and a curved natural finish wooden handle.
  
• Material: Polyester canopy, metal frame, wooden handle.
• Dimensions: 102 cm dia (open); 89cm (closed length).
• Made in U.K