Japanese Maneki Neko Koinobori

This Japanese Maneki Neko Koinobori combines a fish-streamer format with a lucky-cat-inspired decorative motif. The current product specification lists silk as the material and an overall size of approximately 70 × 8 × 0.2 cm, giving it a long, narrow profile that works well as a hanging accent.

• Verified material: Silk
• Approx. size: 70 × 8 × 0.2 cm
• Design: Maneki Neko-inspired Koinobori streamer
• Color/option: Single catalog option

Koinobori with a Maneki Neko Motif

This piece is different from the more conventional carp-patterned windsocks in the collection because it blends two recognizable forms of Japanese-inspired decoration. Koinobori are fish-shaped streamers associated with Children's Day, while Maneki Neko is the familiar beckoning-cat figure often used as a good-fortune motif.

The listing is presented as a contemporary decorative design. The current catalog does not verify artisan production, antique status or country of manufacture, so those claims are not applied to the product.

How to Display It

The approximately 70 cm length gives the streamer enough visual presence for a wall, window, balcony or decorative hanging arrangement without reaching the 100 cm scale of the largest Koinobori in this collection. Hang it where the fabric has room to extend without rubbing continuously against rough surfaces.

Care

Handle the silk fabric gently and keep it away from snagging hardware. For outdoor use, bring the streamer inside during strong wind or rain unless product-specific care information says it is suitable for prolonged exposure. Store it dry and loosely folded rather than tightly compressed.

For more cat-themed decor, see the Japanese Lucky Cat and Maneki Neko collection, or compare all Koinobori.