A quiet form of prayer—
carried in the shape of an origami crane.
In Japanese culture, the crane is a symbol of hope, healing, and wishes beyond words.
Paired with a flowing wave, it reflects the endless movement of life and the strength found within change.
The delicate chain and wavy line create gentle movement,
adding lightness and grace with every step.
Refined yet expressive,
this piece brings a subtle emotional depth to both everyday moments and special occasions.
■ Meaning
INORI (Origami Crane) — prayer, hope, and healing
SAKURA (Cherry blossom) — Beauty that accepts its own passing. A gentle beginning.
■ Design
A crane motif paired with a flowing wave element, expressing movement and quiet strength
Each piece features a unique pattern shaped by the natural cut of washi paper
■ Materials
Hand-dyed washi paper (made in Kyoto)
Titanium hooks (nickel-free, made in Yamanashi)
Brass, stainless steel
■ Size
Crane width: approx. 4 cm
Chain: approx. 3.5 cm
Wavy stick: approx. 3.7 cm
Total length: approx. 7.2 cm
Lightweight with elegant movement
■ Handmade
Each piece is handmade, and slight variations may occur
■ Care Instructions
Washi is naturally durable and lightly water-resistant.
Each piece is finished with a protective coating to preserve texture and color.
Light rain will not damage the piece,
but prolonged exposure to water should be avoided.
Avoid excessive moisture
Store in a dry place
■ Origin
Handmade in Japan
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