A fabric fish-shaped decoration, approximately 35 cm in visible length, hangs vertically in an outdoor setting in Zaandijk, Netherlands

A fabric fish-shaped decoration, approximately 35 cm in visible length, hangs vertically in an outdoor setting in Zaandijk, Netherlands. The decoration is predominantly purple and white, featuring stylized scales, fins, and an eye. The eye consists of concentric circles in red, dark brown, and white. The body displays purple and light purple scale patterns, with a distinct purple dorsal fin and a white-and-purple caudal fin. It is suspended by a piece of natural fiber twine, which is tied around its upper white section and attached to a prominent, dark-colored, vertical rectangular object, possibly a wooden post or sign stand, positioned slightly left of center. To the left of this vertical object, a black sign is partially visible, bearing white text (including "KS II") and orange markings. Further in the out-of-focus background on the left, several items are present: a dark green fabric object, from which a silver-toned, large garden fork or trowel shape protrudes, and above this, a dark, woven basket or cage. Smaller, light-colored decorative elements are also visible hanging in this area. The ground beneath the decoration is covered with green grass and patches of light brown soil. To the right of the decoration and in the background, additional dark, vertical slats, consistent with a fence or railing, are present. The scene is illuminated by natural daylight.