Fish Rain Holo Foil Tape

"Known as “The Lluvia de Peces” or “Rain of Fish,” it is said to occur at least once or twice in a year in Yoro, Honduras: during a massive rain storm, hundreds of small silver fish rain from the sky onto the streets of the small town.

Said to have been happening in the town since the 1800s in the months of May or June, each year a large storm rolls through the town with a very heavy rain, and once the storm has passed, the streets are found flapping and flopping, full of small, still-living fish."

Based on Honduran Folklore

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Printed paper tape, perfect for any time you’d use regular tape, only cuter! Hang up artwork, use it in planners, journals, or for sealing and decorating mail. Easily peels off and leaves minimal residue on most surfaces. A perfect gift for the stationery lover in your life - or you! Note: foil tape sticks to paper surfaces less well, but sticks to plastic and glass better than regular paper tape!

Original design by Cleonique Hilsaca / @cleonique / www.cleonique.com

Dimensions: 15mm x 10m with holographic foil detail

Washi tape designed in USA, printed in China and thoughtfully packaged by White Squirrel in Everett, WA