When the rain falls, put a cork in it with this quirky umbrella

Cork Umbrella from Portugal

This cork umbrella is an exclusive item from the Museum of Modern Art.

Approximately 50% of the world’s cork is produced in Portugal, making it a vital part of the country’s economy. Moving beyond traditional uses for the material, designer Sandra Correia created this generously-sized umbrella. It features a dome made from cork, a material that is both water-resistant and eco-friendly. Made in Portugal of cork with cotton lining, a metal frame, and a wooden handle.

Quirky and corky! Go Portugal!

Get your own cork umbrella or see other items made from the cork of Portugal here

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1 Response to “When the rain falls, put a cork in it with this quirky umbrella”


  1. 1 Michelle McKendry Jul 22nd, 2010 at 7:39 AM

    HEY! This will match the purse I got in Portugal 🙂 seriously….this stuff is cool !!!

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