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BK-006 Carp, Medium (Green) | Hanging Doll Parts | Made in Japan | Japanese Goods | Souvenirs | Popular Products | Inbound Products | Tourists | Rankings | Best Sellers | Shopping for Foreigners

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BK-006 Carp, Medium (Green) | Hanging Doll Parts | Made in Japan | Japanese Goods | Souvenirs | Popular Products | Inbound Products | Tourists | Rankings | Best Sellers | Shopping for Foreigners

¥1,320
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Handmade Japanese Koi (Medium, Green) Hanging Doll Parts | A symbol of peace and harmony for inbound tourists. Auspicious charm. Popular Japanese goods for foreign tourists.



The deep meaning and history of carp streamers

Carp streamers are a beautiful traditional Japanese culture that originates from the Chinese legend of "The Dragon Gate."
Based on the legend that a carp swims upstream against the rapids and climbs the waterfall, transforming into a dragon and ascending to heaven, it has come to be popular as a symbol of overcoming difficulties and success in life.
This custom, which has continued since the Edo period, expresses parents' wishes for their children to grow up healthy and strong enough to face the challenges of life.
Koi, a symbol of peace and harmony, continue to be loved by many people today as auspicious creatures that express the Japanese spirit of valuing coexistence with nature.


A story of happiness brought by carp streamers

There is a wonderful story behind carp streamers.
These adorable carp were born from the ancient Chinese tale of the "Dragon Gate."
This is a dreamlike legend in which a carp managed to climb the waterfall without succumbing to the strong current and transformed into a dragon, flying up into the sky.
People in the Edo period were touched by this story and began to decorate carp streamers with the warm hope that their children would have the strength to overcome difficulties and grow up freely.
Carp, a symbol of a peaceful and tranquil life, resonates deeply with the Japanese people, who cherish nature, and are still loved by many people today.


The world of crepe, which feels pleasant to the touch

The crepe fabric used for this little carp is so different that you can immediately tell the difference when you touch it.
Chirimen is made using a special weaving method, giving it a soft, uneven surface that feels as soft as a cloud.
The beauty of the piece, which changes appearance every time light hits it, is the culmination of Japanese craftsmanship.
Another great thing about it is that it is durable and long-lasting, and it won't fade easily, so it will always look beautiful.
This warm texture creates a special presence that soothes the soul just by looking at it.


The love of artisans put into these tiny carp

This carp, with its beautiful green background and colorful floral patterns scattered throughout, is a true culmination of the artisan's skill and aesthetic sense.
The green color symbolizes the abundance and growth of nature, while the floral pattern expresses the changing seasons and the beauty of life.
The yellow eyes represent hope and a wish for a bright future, while the red string represents protection from evil and good fortune.
Because each piece is finished by hand, even the same pattern can have subtle differences in appearance, which is the charm of handmade items.
The careful stitching, beautiful pattern placement, and overall balance are the result of the skills of craftsmen with many years of experience.


The charm of carp can be enjoyed in a variety of ways

Tsurushibina is a unique Japanese custom that has continued since the Edo period, and is a general term for auspicious items that are displayed together with festival dolls.
Among these, the carp holds a particularly important meaning, and has been treasured as a symbol of parents' wishes for their children's healthy growth and success in life.
This carp material can be combined with other auspicious items from the same series and attached to a hamaya arrow to create an even more adorable and attractive ornament or souvenir.
The hamaya is a symbol of protection from evil and good fortune, and when combined with a carp, the wish for growth and the power to ward off evil combine to create a talisman with special meaning.
Although they are palm-sized, they have an overwhelming presence whether used individually or in combination, and they continue to be loved by many people today.



Product specifications

Size: Height 4.5cm x Width 10cm
Material: Chirimen fabric Design: Beautiful green background, colorful floral pattern, yellow eyes, red string Manufacturing: Handmade by artisans in Japan Sales unit: 1 piece (photo is an example of the product)
Individual differences: As these are handmade, there may be individual differences in pattern and size.



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Hanging doll parts: Can be changed to include straps

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