The Koinobori is a traditional Japanese windsock or kite shaped like a carp. Revered for its determination and ability to swim upstream against powerful currents, the carp represents perseverance, strength, and the ability to overcome obstacles.
On Children’s Day families hoist these colorful kites on poles outside their homes, with each kite representing a family member: the largest carp, often black, symbolizes the father, while the red carp represents the mother, and the smaller carp symbolize the children. This arrangement signifies the unity of family, as the carp swim together harmoniously.
Wear it as a reminder to embrace challenges, push forward, and honor the unity of family.
Please note: our tees are all made-to-order and orders typically take 3-5 business days to produce
The Koinobori is a traditional Japanese windsock or kite shaped like a carp. Revered for its determination and ability to swim upstream against powerful currents, the carp represents perseverance, strength, and the ability to overcome obstacles.
On Children’s Day families hoist these colorful kites on poles outside their homes, with each kite representing a family member: the largest carp, often black, symbolizes the father, while the red carp represents the mother, and the smaller carp symbolize the children. This arrangement signifies the unity of family, as the carp swim together harmoniously.
Wear it as a reminder to embrace challenges, push forward, and honor the unity of family.
Please note: our tees are all made-to-order and orders typically take 3-5 business days to produce
