Framed Koi Prints

Many centuries ago, the Japanese domesticated the Koi and have been keeping it ever since in outdoor water gardens and koi ponds. They come in different sizes and colors, which makes it possible to create a diverse ecosystem using exclusively this type of fish. In fact, that’s the way in which they were displayed for many years and Framed Koi Art frequently highlights species of koi coexisting in the same pond.

Given the fact that the Japanese word actually stands for carp, it is not surprising that there are so many similarities between the Asian and European versions. In fact, this is where the fish were originally found and they leave mostly in cold waters, but they are highly versatile and can survive in different environments. This is another reason for why they are so widespread today and represent an excellent choice for those who want to beautify the interior with stunning aquariums. They don’t require special attention and with a minimal maintains, koi fish will live long and prosper