It should be considered somewhat advanced origami.
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Special Rate Items are items that are over-sized or not eligible for free shipping over $250. After the show's end date the work can be picked up or shipped to you. *Please note that all online and in-person purchases of Exhibition work while the show is up will remain in the gallery until the show's end date. Allow 2 weeks for orders to ship.Įxhibition Shipping Rates are not calculated at checkout, but will be invoiced separately to reflect the exact shipping cost of the item. Items purchased through our Craft Fair Exhibitors will have applied shipping rates set by the exhibitor and will vary. You will receive tracking notifications when your order ships. The Japanese people have a great reverence for paper, and over the years I have discovered a beauty and strength in washi paper, as it supports me throughout my life.”-Miya Cline of The Paper Crane In 1984, I started selling and teaching origami and spreading Sadako’s story to people at craft fairs, farmer’s markets, craft galleries and gift shops around the country. This was made in commemoration of Sadako Sasaki (see below) and as a symbol of peace. As an adult, I was reintroduced to origami in 1983 when I joined a group of folders and made a mobile of 1,000 cranes. Many hours of my childhood were spent turning sheets of paper into animals, toys and folded gum wrapper chains. “I credit my Japanese ancestry for getting me involved with paper folding at an early age. A 1 1/2″ crane is suspended from a silk thread in the center of the ornament. This ornament is made from 16 pieces of 2 1/2″ washi papers which are folded into the same units as the sphere ornament (above) but assembled following a different pattern.
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