Connected with Tradition: The Hand Painted Koi Koinobori Fish in Washi Paper
Step into a world of Japanese tradition with our unique Koi Koinobori Fish, hand painted and produced in a small paper mill - one of the rare places in Japan where this venerable practice is still maintained. These koi fish are only made in limited numbers each year in conjunction with Children's Day on May 5th in Japan. The fish come in blue , red and black.

Each Koi Koinobori Fish is created with careful craftsmanship tradition and love for detail. They are hand painted on heavy washi paper by skilled artists who honor this ancient practice. This dedication to the craft ensures that each fish is a unique work of art with its own charm and beauty. Koi Koinobori The fish represents not only strength and luck, but also family ties and joy on Children's Day. These colorful fish are traditionally hung outdoors to mark this festive occasion and bring good luck to the home. Our Koi Koinobori Fish exude this symbolic meaning with pride and elegance.

Dimensions and Specifications

• Material: Strong Washi Paper
• Color: Black
• Dimensions: 57 x 22 cm (without the red string)
• Craftsmanship: Hand painted with care and skill

A Timeless Treasure: Our Koi Koinobori Fish are more than just a decoration; they are timeless treasures that honor tradition and family ties. With their impressive craftsmanship and rich symbolism, these fish will bring a unique and beautiful atmosphere to any room and become a highly treasured part of your decor. Capture the essence of Japanese culture with our Koi Koinobori Fish. Each piece is a masterpiece that not only celebrates tradition but also connects to the deep precious bond between past, present and future.