Japanese Fish Streamer Koinobori

This Japanese fish streamer Koinobori is a silk windsock offered in Red and Black. The product specification lists an approximate size of 60 × 15 × 1 cm, placing it in the mid-size range of the current Koinobori collection.

• Verified material: Silk
• Approx. size: 60 × 15 × 1 cm
• Colors: Red and Black
• Style: Fish-shaped Japanese streamer

Red or Black Fish Streamer

Choose between the two catalog colors depending on the display you are building. Both variants use the same approximate dimensions and silk material. The product is described as a Japanese fish streamer rather than assigning an exact fish species that is not verified in the current product specification.

Use It as a Koinobori-Style Hanging Decoration

The 60 cm length is large enough to be noticeable on a balcony, porch or garden line but easier to place than a 100 cm windsock. Hang it with the mouth facing open air if you want the body to fill and move in a breeze. For indoor use, it can also be suspended as a decorative fish streamer.

Cultural Context

Koinobori are best known as the carp-shaped windsocks displayed in Japan around Children's Day on May 5. Contemporary fish streamers can vary in pattern and color, so the listing does not present every modern design as an exact historical reproduction.

Care

Keep the silk away from rough edges and store it dry. During outdoor use, bring it inside during strong wind or rain unless the specific care information supplied with the product confirms suitability for those conditions.

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