Japanese Famous Wall Art Carp Kites Koinobori 40*40cm

生活 Seikatsu せいかつ

鯉幟／こいのぼり Koinobori
May 5th is "Children's Day" in Japan, and it is also a traditional East Asian festival: Dragon Boat Festival.On this day, every household will hang carp flags to wish that the children (especially boys) in the family will be free from disease, grow up healthily and have a bright future.
The carp swims upstream, symbolizing auspiciousness, bravery and strength. The carp streamer in the Japanese mind is generally the version of three fish. The colors from top to bottom are black, red, blue, and the size becomes smaller in turn. Black symbolizes the father who is the pillar of the family; red symbolizes the sun, and the mother who gave birth to life like the sun. Blue is the color that symbolizes spring, which symbolizes the revival of all things, and new life thrives, so it is used to represent children in the family.

The product has a waterproof coating on the back panel, which protects the screen from mildew or deformation. The rope makes it easier to attach the piece to the wall.

Picture Format: Plan
Size: 40*40cm 
Shape: Round
Process: Spray Painting
Core Material: Canvas
Frame Material: Solid Wood (40mm thick)
Applicable Space: Restaurant/ Living room