Some things burn brighter in the rain.
Every mythology has a sun god. Every sun god has a face. This one is watching.
Wide open eyes, crosshatched skin, flame rays burning outward from the centre in black against a canopy that bleeds pink into teal into amber — like a fever dream of every sacred solar image ever painted on a wall, a textile, a drum skin, a cave. Huichol, Aztec, Andean, something older than all of them. Original artwork by the founder of Lazarus Lab, painted and transferred to fabric that now keeps the rain off your head.
The Vault is not always dark. Sometimes it holds fire.
This is the piece for the person who walks into a rainstorm and doesn’t slow down. The one who carries colour as armour. The one who knows that the sun doesn’t disappear when the sky closes — it just moves closer to the ground.
- Original artwork by Lazarus Lab founder
- Tie-dye wash ground with solar deity illustration
- Semi-automatic foldable umbrella, one-hand open
- 100% waterproof polyester pongee canopy
- Heat-sublimated print that resists fading
- 8 reinforced fibre ribs
- Rubber handle with wrist strap
- Matching sleeve included
- Care: leave open to dry, wipe with a damp cloth
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