An umbrella is something that everyone recognizes. They are everywhere, even in the coldest climates. An umbrella is there to keep the rain away on a windy day and to protect you from sunburn when it’s sunny and warm. There’s no National Umbrella Day that’s not perfect! There’s an entire holiday dedicated to this essential piece of travel gear that is ever fashionable and useful.

Yes, we’ve all sung “You can stand underneath my umbrella,ella,ella,eh…eh” at least once in our heads. National Umbrella Day does not celebrate Rihanna’s song, but the creation of it. However, you can still dance in the rain and recreate the moves from the music video.

This is an invention worth celebrating. An umbrella keeps us dry and our hair in good condition when it starts to rain. Although it is simple, we all have relied upon it from time to time.

There are umbrellas that can protect us from the sun. An umbrella can make the difference between a relaxing, enjoyable beach experience and one that leaves you looking like a lobster. This clever invention is certainly something to be grateful for.

You might think the umbrella is as far as it can go. You would be wrong. There have been some truly amazing umbrella innovations. Do some online research. You will be amazed at the unique and creative umbrella inventions people have created. You’ve probably seen umbrella hats that have gained some popularity as novelty items. There are many others.

National Umbrella Day is a celebration of this handy device, which has been around for a while and has served many purposes since its inception. How long has the umbrella been around? It’s been around so long that it has permeated all cultures and was derived from many.

In Ancient China, 21 AD was the date that the oldest known umbrella was made. Although this was not the first collapsible umbrella ever recorded, Qin Shihuang’s grave revealed a terracotta armoured vehicle with a permanently open umbrella that dates back to 210 BC. These umbrellas were also found in Nineveh and Persepolis, Ancient Egypt and Greece, to name just a few. The umbrella has a rich and noble past, it is obvious.

The umbrella’s popularity went beyond its utility in protecting us from the sun and rain. Special efforts were made to transform these simple devices into beautiful works of art. Some were even made of lace and lavishly decorated papers and were carried around by some of the most powerful and beautiful people on the planet.

Today’s news has brought out more styles from around the globe, including an innovative version of the collapsible umbrella. Telescoping umbrellas are now available that not only collapse the shade but also collapse the handle to make it easier to fit into your purse or car. Isn‚Äôt that incredible?

Learn the word “scath Fearthainne”, which is a Gaelic pronunciation. It’s one of the most beautiful words you can use to describe an umbrella. It is a reference to rain shadow. We don’t know if there is a better name for an umbrella. Then, head out to National Umbrella Day, find an umbrella that suits you and your style, and ensure that it is only for sun exposure!

We recommend purchasing a backup umbrella if you already have one. You never know when you might need it. Strong winds can cause umbrellas to break. Many of you will be able to understand what we are talking about. Nothing is worse than an umbrella being blown around by the wind and turning it upside down. As you try to fix the problem, you feel the stares! It can be quite embarrassing. We recommend getting a high-quality umbrella. However, umbrellas are flexible and foldable so that they can withstand strong winds.

A delicious cocktail with one the cute umbrella decorations is another way to celebrate National Umbrella Day. We get it, any excuse to enjoy a drink is good. You’ve probably been on vacation to a beach resort and seen umbrellas used to decorate fruity cocktails. You can bring the vacation vibe to your home with a fun-looking cocktail on National Umbrella Day

National Umbrella Day can be spent watching a movie that has an umbrella. There are many options. Mary Poppins is the most well-known. What about Singin‚Äô in the Rain? Another great film we recommend you seeing on this date is Singin’ in the Rain. Most of you will prefer to watch a movie rather than go out in the rain this day.