The Harlequin Halo Flow Star, also known as a Dapo Star, features a bold circus-inspired design built around a spiraling checkerboard pattern. Emerald green near the center transitions into blue as the pattern expands outward, surrounded by a bright yellow halo with subtle purple accents around the edges.
At approximately 26.8 inch (68cm) from tip to tip and 12.8 oz (363g), Harlequin Halo has enough structure and weight for controlled spins, tosses, catches, and transitions while remaining flexible and comfortable to handle.
UV-Reactive Design
Harlequin Halo is UV reactive, with bright colors that come alive under black light. The combination of black checkerboard sections and saturated green, blue, yellow, and purple creates strong contrast during daytime flow while becoming even more vivid in UV environments.
Built for Flow
Flow Stars are flat fabric flow props that can be spun, tossed, caught, balanced, and manipulated through a growing range of techniques. Harlequin Halo is suitable for beginners learning the fundamentals as well as experienced flow artists working on more technical combinations.
New to the prop? Check out our What Is a Flow Star? guide for an introduction, or jump into our beginner’s guide to spinning a Flow Star to start learning.
5-Layer Construction
Our Flow Stars use five layers of fabric to create a structured but flexible prop designed for regular practice and performance:
- 3 Interior Layers: 95% cotton and 5% spandex provide the internal structure and weight that give the star its characteristic feel.
- 2 Exterior Layers: 92% polyester and 8% spandex with a digitally printed design create a smooth, vibrant outer surface.
- Skin-Friendly Outer Fabric: Soft, breathable material makes the star comfortable to handle during longer flow sessions.
- Straight-Stitched Construction: Each star is assembled with straightforward, durable stitching designed for regular use.
Care Instructions
Machine wash cold at approximately 86°F (30°C). Lay flat or hang to dry in a well-ventilated area. Avoid high heat when washing or drying to help preserve the fabric, stitching, and printed design.
Checkerboards, circus energy, and enough neon to make black lights worth owning. Harlequin Halo was not exactly designed to blend in.














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