What is the difference between a mask kohaku and a kohaku?
Introducing the mask kohaku. A mask kohaku is a kohaku whose entire head is covered by a red patch while the rest of the body has a red-and-white combination. Appreciating the mask kohaku. As people's appreciation standards keep shifting and flowing and aesthetic views keep being renewed an...
A mask kohaku is a kohaku whose entire head is covered by a red patch while the rest of the body has a red-and-white combination
As people's appreciation standards keep shifting and flowing and aesthetic views keep being renewed and changed, the effort to find a compromise way to try to suit the public's taste has never stopped.
Looking at it comprehensively from several aspects:
⟧ First, among mask kohaku there is no lack of individuals with beautiful, sturdy bodies.
Second, although a general mask tends to feel rather dull, because the center of gravity of the red plate is in the front half of the body, its lower body does not appear clumsy, and some koi even have a unique sense of power because of the mask.
Third, the beauty of the pattern mainly lies in the arrangement and combination of red patches with red patches and the mutual setting off of red patches against the white base. The head patch is of course very important, but if the mask matches well with the other parts of the fish's body, it is not a flaw at all; instead, it gives people a fresh, new feeling.
