Floral Paper Crane Enamel Pin

A pink-and-gold paper crane carries two different histories at once: auspicious Japanese symbolism and a modern global association with peace.

Cranes appear in Japanese art as auspicious symbols of longevity and good fortune. Folded paper cranes later became internationally associated with peace through Sadako Sasaki, who continued folding cranes while ill with leukemia after surviving the Hiroshima atomic bombing as a small child. Today millions of cranes are offered at Hiroshima's Children's Peace Monument each year.

This floral paper crane enamel pin uses a folded-crane silhouette with gold-tone outline, pink accents and floral detail, combining origami geometry with softer botanical ornament.

Origami lover, Japan traveller, peace-minded gift or simply somebody drawn to the elegance of the folded shape, this is a decorative pin whose cultural context is worth keeping intact.

Product Details

• One hard enamel pin.
• Folded paper-crane silhouette is finished with gold-tone outline, pink accents and floral detail.
• Crane imagery has Japanese associations with longevity and good fortune, while paper cranes are now widely linked with peace.
• A thoughtful gift for origami lovers, travellers and floral accessory collectors.

Shipping

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