Symbolising the ebb and flow of emotions, BLUNT and I Am Hope have teamed up to create this stunning umbrella with a powerful purpose. For every purchase of this umbrella, $20 will be donated directly to I Am Hope.

Step into the enchanting world of autumn with celebrated botanical illustrator, Kelly Thompson. Infused with the rich, warm tones of the season, the stunning design is our latest limited edition collaboration.

Introducing the latest limited edition BLUNT x Karen Walker collaboration. The Karen Walker monogram print brings an air of refined whimsy to rainy day ensembles with its dance of interlocking initials.

The limited edition umbrella is adorned with a breath-taking watercolour design by artist Rachel Walker. It features the majestic kea and kākā in flight, capturing the beauty of these native parrots.

Immersed in a dusky rose canopy, the design showcased stunning SABEN gold chain details and of course, the iconic YOU LUCKY LUCKY THING charm in perfect synergy to create a little piece of beautiful chaos.

Embracing the cherished 'Secret Garden' floral print from Wallace Cotton, this design showcases the captivating beauty of large-scale hydrangea blooms in mesmerising shades of deep green and blue.

Influenced by her Chinese heritage, NZ artist Misery created this design to celebrate the Year of the Water Rabbit. Playful rabbits, goldfish, and Lotus flowers came alive in vibrant colours, flowing amidst waters, exuding joy and harmony.

Crafted by Kiwi artist Melissa Boardman, the stunning hand-painted design featured the long-tailed bat - winner of the 2021 Bird of the Year - alongside previous winning birds, the Kea, Kererū, Hoiho and Kākāpō.

Renowned UK artist Frances Costelloe showcased her talent with a captivating cornflower blue paisley print. Drawing inspiration from soft brushstrokes and hand-sketched designs, this print radiated even on the gloomiest days.

Taking cues from classic travel posters and luggage labels, UK artist Liz Harry infused her distinct colour 'pop' style into this design, showcasing playful symbols capturing the essence of travel and adventure.

The signature abstract hand-lettering style of Nathan Johnson, the creative behind Sydney-based studio Blacklist, was the highlight of this design. Nathan drew inspiration from love, the ocean and summer in this monochromatic masterpiece.

Adored by fans of Kelly's whimsical illustrations, this design drew inspiration from her local farmers' markets. With intricate hand-sketched details, it showcased wildflowers and mushrooms in her iconic illustrative style.

Adored by fans of Kelly's whimsical illustrations, this design drew inspiration from her local farmers' markets. With intricate hand-sketched details, it showcased wildflowers and mushrooms in her iconic illustrative style.

The third collaboration with Flox, this design blended together elements of Australian birds and botanicals with those from Aotearoa. It served as a heartfelt tribute to the environmental taonga and treasures of Oceania.

Designed by Jasmine Dowling of Studio Jasmine, this captivating design spread joy with its abstract painted foliage. The vibrant colours evoked instant feelings of happiness and positivity, immersing you in a world of cheerful bliss.

Lizzie Snow (fortyonehundred), a talented Kiwi artist, beautifully merged art, science, and math for this design. Inspired by natural fractals, it symbolised the connection between rain, the soul, and the grounding earth.

Melbourne-based artist Jordan Debney specialises in illustration and streetwear graphics. Inspired by the iconic Melbourne street art scene, this design featured snakes and chains with a moody grunge colour palette.

London-based menswear designer George Clarke won the BLUNT Design Award at the iD Emerging Designer Awards 2019. Inspired by street culture, his 'Freedom of Expression' design showcased a distinct camo print using multiple techniques.

Inspired by Asian and Pacific art, NZ artist Misery's design incorporates goldfish, a nod to her husband's tropical fish collection. Its dreamy, watery essence and bold colours ensured visibility amidst busy streets.

Inspired by his Japanese heritage, iconic Australian designer Akira Isogawa incorporated traditional floral motifs in his designs. The Japanese sparrow, symbolizing loyalty and love, takes centre stage in this captivating design.

Influenced by his Japanese heritage, iconic Australian designer Akira Isogawa incorporated traditional floral motifs, like the Chrysanthemum symbolising longevity, into his work inspired by textiles and garments like the Kimono.

The 2018 collaboration with Flox beautifully captured the essence of Aotearoa. Flox's signature native birds, intricate ferns, and blooming flowers came together in a breathtaking portrayal, showcasing the natural wonders of New Zealand's unique ecosystem.

Studio Bon's 'Blooming 'Brella' design by Bonnie Brown, beautifully combined her illustrative style with elements reflecting Aotearoa's history and New Zealand's evolving design identity, intertwined with playful floral prints.

Karen Walker's 'Babou's Revenge' collection captured a unique blend of artistry and style. Inspired by Salvador Dali's pet ocelot and its vibrant life in Manhattan, the collection featured a highly coveted bird print.