Kina. Ember

Look straight down at a sea urchin and you’ll see it immediately — that radiating cluster of spines, each one purposeful, the whole thing surprisingly architectural. That’s where the Kina came from.

The ruffled top follows that same geometry: each fold sized precisely to grip the diameter of an Uno stem (or most umbrellas), holding it upright without a weighted base. The shape does the physics. The cluster always looks tidy.

Ember is the last colour before dark — deep red, warm, with a glow that’s earned rather than loud. The Kina in Ember has a presence that’s hard to name exactly, the kind of object that anchors a room without announcing itself. Made from plant-based PLA, which means it starts life as plants and ends up as this.

Works with almost any Uno colourway. Especially good alongside Graphite or Pacific.