Kandinsky Circles in a Circle Travel Umbrella – Compact, One-Touch Open & Close
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Kandinsky Circles in a Circle Travel Umbrella – Compact, One-Touch Open & Close

$34.95
$34.95
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Going places? Around town or across the globe, RainCaper has you covered. A RainCaper Folding Travel Umbrella is small enough to tuck into a pocket or purse, but large enough to take care of business.

The artfully designed travel umbrella includes a wrist strap and a matching sleeve; a must-have accessory for museum patrons, commuters, day trippers and world travelers.

Also look for matching Kandinsky Circles in a Circle RainCaper travel cape, tape measure, sheer scarf, and folding glasses case.

  • AUTO-OPEN & CLOSE: Easy to operate with one hand. The canopy automatically opens and closes with the push of a button.
  • PREMIUM QUALITY: Unbreakable rust-free aluminum and fiberglass composite frame provides the best protection and flexibility to withstand windy conditions. RainCaper umbrellas are sturdy and durable, with eight rib frames for added strength. 190T polyester pongee fabric is tightly woven and is waterproof, of course!
  • FUNCTIONAL WORK OF ART: Wassily Kandinsky's "Circles in a Circle" is beautifully replicated on this RainCaper folding travel umbrella. The vivid colors are true to the original art and will not fade.
  • EXTRA LARGE CANOPY, LIGHT WEIGHT: The 43" arc offers maximum coverage for adults. Weighs just 11oz and includes a secure elastic wrist strap and matching cover to keep your car or bag dry.
  • COMPACT FOR TRAVEL: 11" long when folded up. Easy to slip into a tote, backpack, purse, suitcase or travel bag to arrive in style and prepared for any weather. A RainCaper folding small travel umbrella is the perfect gift, a must-have in any vehicle and a smart travel essential.


An icon of the Abstract Movement, Wassily Kandinsky's works marry color theory with the contrasts between straight and curved lines to create emotional responses in the viewer.  Part of the permanent collection of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Circles in a Circle, 1923 showcases the artist's talent of color and scale - an important example of 20th century Western art.