Koinobori Kintaro Medium

This koinobori Kintaro Medium transports you gently and voluptuously into the universe of Olivia De Bona, so rich, so strong in symbols. More than ever, the koinobori is a poetic, unique piece of decoration, offering a bridge between the Japanese imagination, and the imagination of a confirmed French artist with multiple talents. It is, in fact, the artist Olivia de Bona who signed a collection for Madame Mo, called Kintarō and composed of three models: mini, small, medium. Passionate about arts and crafts, endowed with a fine and precise technical mastery, Olivia has been offering, for more than 15 years, a strong artistic narrative, arising from the meeting of the tale and the intimate: nature, animals. , the dream, the nude, the woman, are all recurring themes that allow him to structure his artistic mythology and to immerse himself in the representation of the material that is so dear to him. For her collaboration with Madame Mo, Olivia quite naturally wanted to portray a children's story, and not just any story: the famous Japanese story Kintarō, which tells the story of this little 'golden boy' with superhuman strength, victorious fighter of fabulous enemies. Today as for centuries, Kintarō is found in all the arts, and his legend continues to inspire and fascinate filmmakers, mangakas and writers.