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Koi Nishiki—the koi fish, a “swimming jewel”—draws its name from the Japanese word nishiki, traditionally associated with beauty, elegance, and splendor. Carved from luminous red-orange alabaster, Koi Nishiki captures the graceful motion of life flowing through water. The paired koi move together in an enduring dance, symbolizing the joy of sharing life’s currents, growing alongside one another, and moving forward together.

From Jan Somers

  1. The Trees Hold Our Secrets by Jan Somers, Image 3.

    The Trees Hold Our Secrets

    Black Walnut ink and watercolor

    18 x 36 x 1.5 in

    $2,500

  2. Alonso and Lambchop by Jan Somers, Image 4.

    Alonso and Lambchop

    Cast Iron

    3 x 13 x 10 in

    $5,500

  3. Turtles on a Log by Jan Somers, Image 1.

    Turtles on a Log

    Soapstone and bronze

    $6,950

  4. Ground Hog Willie by Jan Somers, Image 1.

    Ground Hog Willie

    Cast Iron

    $800

  5. Stamp flowers by Jan Somers, Image 1.

    Stamp flowers

    Watercolor and Ink

    17 x 7.5 in

    $65

  6. Koi Fish with Lily Pad Linoleum Block by Jan Somers, Image 1.

    Koi Fish with Lily Pad Linoleum Block

    Linoleum Print on Rice Paper

    12 x 12 in

    $150

  7. Crystar Camera by Jan Somers, Image 2.

    Crystar Camera

    Pen and Ink

    14 x 11 in

    $300

  8. Mushroom Fairy Circle by Jan Somers, Image 1.

    Mushroom Fairy Circle

    Water Color Pencil

    6 x 12 in

    $150