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Ivory Balinese Patio Umbrella 1.5m Garden Parasol

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A garden corner feels more finished under shade that has a little theatre. This ivory garden parasol brings a Balinese-style mood to a patio, terrace or lawn, pairing a canvas canopy with Dorran wood and aluminium for a calm, sculptural presence outdoors.

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What it is

A 1.5 m patio parasol handmade in Indonesia, standing 2 m tall on a wood pole with an aluminium core. The canopy is natural canvas.

Why people choose it

  • Handmade By artisans in Indonesia.
  • Natural canvas With artistic detailing.
  • For the garden A patio or garden centrepiece.

Care: Dust wood, grass and macrame with a soft, dry brush or cloth. Keep dried grasses and paintings away from damp and steam. Use only cool LED bulbs inside a macrame chandelier.

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About this product

Ivory shade with presence
  • The soft ivory tone keeps the look light, easy to place beside stone, timber, greenery or woven garden furniture.
  • Canvas gives the canopy a grounded, textile feel rather than a glossy outdoor finish.
  • The Dorran wood brings natural warmth to the frame, softening the more practical aluminium elements.
  • It suits a garden table, a reading chair, or a quiet patio corner where shade and atmosphere matter equally.
  • Seen from below, a parasol adds gentle structure overhead, turning an open space into something more intimate.
Canvas, wood and aluminium

The frame combines Dorran wood with lightweight aluminium, while the canopy is made from canvas. The mix gives the parasol a natural, decorative character with practical outdoor handling in mind.

Canvas is a good material for this kind of garden shade because it has body and texture. It still needs care, especially in damp weather, so treat it as a beautiful outdoor piece rather than an all-weather fixture.

Styling it outdoors

Use it where you want a softer edge to an outdoor setting: over a small table, beside a lounger, or as a focal point in a planted corner. Ivory works especially well with terracotta pots, rattan seating, weathered wood and pale stone.

For everyday use, place it in a stable, suitable parasol stand or fixing. Close and store it during strong wind, heavy rain or long wet spells, and let the canvas dry fully before putting it away.

A note on Balinese parasols

Balinese parasols have roots in ceremonial and decorative life, where parasols are used in temple settings, processions and festive spaces. Retail garden versions echo that layered visual language without carrying a sacred function. The appeal is partly architectural: a parasol changes the feeling of a space, casting shade, adding height and creating a quieter centre beneath it. In a European garden, that same form brings a relaxed, travel-worn romance without needing much around it.

Size and details
  • Parasol span: 1.5 m
  • Height: 2 m
  • Weight: 4.7 kg
  • Colour: ivory
  • Materials: Dorran wood, canvas and aluminium
  • Product type: garden parasol

Common questions

Can it be left outside all year?
It is best treated as a seasonal garden parasol. Store it dry during heavy rain, strong wind and long damp periods to help protect the canvas and wood.
Does it have a UV protection rating?
Use it as decorative shade, not as certified sun protection.
How should I clean the canvas?
Brush away dry dust first, then spot-clean gently with a damp cloth. Let the canopy dry completely before storing it.