Kertsics
Kertsics, also known as Hungarian umbrellas, are a type of traditional Hungarian parasol. They were traditionally used as a mode of sun protection, particularly by women, and were a common sight in Hungarian villages and cities.
The Kertsics design dates back to the 18th century and consists of a wooden or bamboo handle
In the 19th and early 20th centuries, the Kertsics gained popularity as a status symbol among Hungarian
In modern times, the Kertsics has become a cherished cultural icon of Hungary, representing a connection to
While the use of the Kertsics as a practical means of sun protection has largely been replaced