Japanese Carp Streamers: A Symbol of Japanese Culture
Japanese Carp Streamers, also known as Koi nobori, are colorful serpent-shaped windsocks that are traditionally flown in Japan during the Children’s Day festival, or Kodomo no Hi. These decorative windsocks are made of nylon and come in the shape of Japanese carp (koi). They are typically hung on bamboo poles and are a common sight in public spaces throughout Japan during the festival.
A Unique and Colorful Addition to Your Outdoor Space
Bring a touch of Japanese culture to your garden or backyard with these beautiful and vibrant windsocks. Perfect for decorating your outdoor space for festivals, parties, or any other special occasion. Made of high-quality polyester, these windsocks are designed to withstand various weather conditions, ensuring long-lasting use and enjoyment.
Symbolism and Tradition
In Japanese culture, Koi nobori symbolize different members of a family, with the size and color of the carp representing the father, mother, and children. The carp is also considered a symbol of courage and success, representing a fish that swam upstream to become a dragon. Add a touch of tradition and meaning to your outdoor space with these beautiful windsocks.
Technical Specifications
- Material: Polyester
- Size: Varies depending on the model
- Weather-resistant: Yes
- Easy to hang: Yes
- Perfect for outdoor use: Yes
Explore our collection of Japanese Carp Streamers and bring a touch of Japanese culture and tradition to your outdoor space. These windsocks are not only a beautiful decoration, but also a symbol of courage, success, and family. Perfect for any festival, party, or special occasion. With various sizes and colors available, there’s a Koi nobori for everyone.
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