A compact, water-repellent shield with a curved handle and colorful fabric canopy.
A compact, water-repellent shield with a curved handle and colorful fabric canopy. A colorful digital illustration of a typical folding umbrella on a rainy day. Close-up illustration of an open umbrella on a rainy day. An illustrative representation of a compact umbrella, suitable for various applications.
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