When a Dove Cries

 Most recently, 250 Dove of Peace bird kites set the tone for Pope Benedict XVI's April 2008 mass in Yankee Stadium. Remember Prince's halftime performance at the 2006 Super Bowl? You saw these dove kites swooping around the stage. How about the opening ceremonies at the 1996 summer Olympics? The dove bird kite was there, too.

They look amazing with their wings flapping in the breeze. If you have a high speed Internet connection, you don't have to take our word for it; check out the manufacturer's video. (It's a very big movie; give it plenty of time to load).

The Dove of Peace has a 42" wingspan. High quality gold and silver inks resist fading. All of our bird kites are made of tough, lightweight, weather-resistant Tyvek.

Assembled or Unassembled?

• The base price on this page is for an Unassembled kite. Unassembled kites need scissors, a stapler, and waterproof white glue (not included). The manufacturer says the instructions are written for a 12-year-old child. The kit takes about an hour to put together.
• Assembled kites go together in three simple steps. No tools are required and your kite is ready to fly in minutes. This is the way to go if you aren't good with kits or if your time is valuable.
  
• Both styles ship "knocked down" in a large mailing tube.

Remember to choose Unassembled or Assembled.