Koinobori (Japanese Kite) phosphorescent 'Bonne Nuit' (S)

When the night falls, and the light of the sun is disappearing, the surprise that hides the koinobori "Bonne Nuit" is revealed ...... A sky of small phosphorescent stars is illuminated to wish us happy dreams. During the day, it illuminates the place with its combination of colors, which takes us to a world of dreams where everything is possible.

The well-known French brand Madame Mo, invites us with this design to its world full of magic, color and joy of life. 

Koinobori kites decorate Japanese homes every year on May 5, during the celebration of Kodomo no hi (こどもの日) or Children's Day. Parents thus express the wish that their children grow up healthy and strong, and have a long, prosperous and happy life.

Thus, we take up this beautiful meaning, so that each koinobori brings our wish for health, strength and prosperity to those who receive it.

They can be used in the traditional way, for example hanging from a reed on the edge of the balcony. They will also look beautiful adorning any corner, hanging on the wall. When you want to change, you can close the top and bottom, remove the ring they have in their mouth, and fill them, using them also as a cushion.

Koinobori are a fantastic gift of birth, but also to wish courage and strength to someone who has a great challenge ahead.

Characteristics:

Size: 100 x 35 cm.

Country of origin: France

Country of manufacture: India

Material: Organic Cotton with GOTS certificate

Machine washable, maximum 30ºC.

The koinobori 'Rainbow' and 'Nami' in the second photo are shown for size comparison, and are not included in the price.