Koi Carp

blessings, wealth and marital bliss. The terracotta statue depicts a large koi, or carp, jumping out of

movement of carp (Koi), the ripples, the sparkling of light on the surface of water and the shadow of the

movement of carp (Koi), the ripples, the sparkling of light on the surface of water and the shadow of the

has liberated a dynamic school of Koi fish (carp) emerging from the natural grain. The carving is

This is a piggy bank with the shape of a carp/ koi fish. It is made with porcelain and made around

swimming upstream. Koi, known as carp in the Western world, are emblems of strength, perseverance, and

. Standing 40 cm high, the sculpture translates the mythical grace of the koi carp into an intimate format of

Two framed panels by Yamamoto Shunkyo depicting a carp (koi) leaping from a river. Ink and gold

KOI, in Japanese language "carp", is a pure wool carpet in the shape of an old Chinese paper

Iwase Hirotaka (1808-1877) Koi and Water Plants Hanging scroll, ink, color, gold wash and

A boldly decorated large Japanese Imari porcelain scalloped edge charger with koi fish, Meiji

gemstone at its center, depicting a carp or koi fish. The stone is set in a metal frame, likely white gold

including dragons, phoenix and Koi no Takinobori (a carp that jumps over a waterfall and becomes a half fish

showcasing the auspicious koi or carp swimming up the river. The story goes that a carp climbs a waterfall

standing on a raised plinth with rocks and a koi fish or carp. He is holding a shield and standing next to

scalloped cartouches accentuate the design, one showcasing a koi or carp swimming up the river, representing