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A beautiful and elegant umbrella will be certainly useful. Try one of the last pieces that are currently in stock. Monochromatic and patterned variants, ejection mechanism for easy opening. Umbrellas protect us from the sun, wind and rain. But how do they work? How were they invented? And what are the different types of umbrellas available on the market today? The word ‘umbrella’ comes from the Latin word ‘umbra’, meaning shade or shadow. The first umbrellas were probably used in ancient Egypt to provide shade from the hot sun. They were also used in China and Japan for this purpose. In Europe, umbrella-like devices were used in medieval times to keep people dry during rainshowers. These early European umbrellas had a long handle and a cloth canopy that was attached to the handle with ribs (metal or wooden rods). The modern umbrella as we know it was invented by Samuel Pepys in 1661. Pepys was an English civil servant who lived through some very tumultuous times – he witnessed both The Great Plague of London (1665) and The Great Fire of London (1666)! Thankfully, his invention has helped countless numbers of people stay dry during rainy days ever since! Today there are all sorts of different options when it comes to choosing an umbrella: manual or automatic open/close mechanism; folding or non-folding; small enough to fit in your purse or large enough to shelter two people…the list goes on! Regardless of which type you choose, rest assured that carrying around an umbrella will help keep you prepared for whatever mother nature throws your way!
