Koinobori Nylon Carp Fish Wind Socks Celebrate Children's Day May 5 (58" Red)

The legend of the KoiNobori goes like this: In Japan carp streamers are traditionally flown on May 5, and called Boy's Day or Children's Day. Flying carps are hoisted on poles that reach up into the blue sky, for several weeks around May 5. The flying carp symbolizes courage and ambition, recognizing a tale of a carp that once swam all the way to heaven, to become a dragon.

• Koinobori Nylon Wind Socks in Two Sizes Celebrate the Japanese Holiday Known as Children's Day in Early May
• 58" In Blue or Red
• 12" Sets of 5 Colors: Blue, Red, Purple, Green, Black
• The Family Set: 1-Blue 58", 1-Red 58" and 1-Set of 5 Colors
• Measurements: Large Carp is 58" Long x 14½" at the Widest Point x 5" Mouth Opening... Small Carp is 12" Long x 3½" at the Widest Point x 2" Mouth Opening
• Koinobori Wind Socks are Also Desirable as Decorative Yard Decor