Legends We Ride - Large | 52" Umbrella Native American Art by Traci Rabbit

Make Every Rainy Day a Work of Art

Why carry an ordinary umbrella when you can carry a masterpiece? This 52" umbrella features stunning original artwork by Traci Rabbit, an enrolled citizen of the Cherokee Nation — turning everyday weather protection into a bold, moving gallery piece. Practical. Striking. Deeply meaningful.

Art That Travels With You
Traci Rabbit's vibrant, signature designs wrap this generous 52-inch canopy in full, vivid color — every detail of her original artwork faithfully printed on durable, weather-ready fabric. Open it up and make a statement that stops people in their tracks.

Elegantly Crafted
The classic cane-style handle adds a timeless, sophisticated touch, elevating this umbrella from a functional accessory to a cherished keepsake. Sturdy enough for daily use, beautiful enough to collect.

A Legacy Carried Forward
Traci Rabbit creates original artwork and applies it across meaningful gift items — keeping one foot rooted in her Cherokee heritage while embracing modern technology to bring her creative vision to life. In her own words:

"I continue to build upon the legacy my father left behind."

Every umbrella carries that legacy — the spirit of her father, beloved Cherokee artist Bill Rabbit, lives on through the art printed on each piece.

What Sets This Umbrella Apart:

• Generous 52" canopy — wide coverage, full art display
• Original artwork by Traci Rabbit, enrolled Cherokee Nation citizen
• Classic cane-style handle for an elegant, distinguished look
• Vivid, full-color art print across the entire canopy
• Durable, weather-resistant construction for real-world use
• Authentically Native made — genuine Indigenous art, not a reproduction
• A truly unique gift for art lovers, collectors, and culture enthusiasts

The Perfect Meaningful Gift
Whether for yourself or someone who appreciates art with a story, this umbrella arrives ready to impress. It's a functional piece of wearable culture — one that honors Cherokee tradition while turning heads on any street, in any weather.

Stay dry. Stand out. Carry the culture.