This vivid artwork features an array of traditional fish-shaped windsocks, or koinobori, intricately detailed with bold lines and vibrant colors. The koinobori, in shades of yellow and pink, are adorned with detailed scales and flowing tails, creating a sense of movement as if fluttering in the wind. The fish are arranged in a layered, overlapping pattern against a dark background, which enhances their bright hues and intricate designs. This dynamic composition captures the festive spirit and cultural significance of koinobori, evoking a lively and celebratory atmosphere.

This original, one-of-a-kind, mid-century master silkscreen strike off, crafted by Vera Neumann in collaboration with designers and artists such as Perry Ellis and Walter Erhard, embodies a narrative-rich artwork. It transcends the traditional role of art as a mere wall decoration, serving as a foundational element for fashion designs, sportswear, housewares, and a plethora of other remarkable creations throughout Vera's illustrious career. Many of these strike offs bear the marks of Vera and her colleagues, evidencing the meticulous process of refining color and design. This piece poignantly narrates the journey of Vera's original artwork, from sketch to painting, from conceptual design to strike off, and finally to manufacturing. It stands as a testament to a bygone era in the fashion and design industry, preserving a historical technique that is nearly lost in contemporary practices.