Pastel Washi Crane Mobiles – Set of 3

Pastel Washi Crane Mobile – Set of 3

In Japanese culture, the crane is a symbol of longevity, happiness, harmony, and good fortune. It carries heartfelt wishes for health, peaceful relationships, and dreams that gently come true.

This set includes three hanging crane strands made from thick, high-quality washi paper printed with traditional Japanese patterns in soft pastel tones.

Patterns included:
Kikko (Tortoiseshell) – symbol of longevity and protection.
Seigaiha (Blue ocean waves) – symbol of peace and continuous good fortune.
Shippo (Seven treasures) – symbol of harmony and lasting connections.
Yabane (Arrow feathers) – symbol of determination and moving forward.

Each crane is finished with green and blue crushed beads hanging below, softly reflecting the light.

Soft and delicate in color, they are perfect for children’s rooms, weddings, or creating a calm and tender atmosphere.

Crane size (opened):
Wingspan approx. 14 cm
Tail height approx. 7 cm
Depth approx. 8 cm

Distance between cranes: approx. 15 cm
Total length: approx. 88–90 cm
Top hanging ring: approx. 12–13 cm (easy to hook and display)

Each crane was folded while wishing that whoever sees it feels warmth, notices quiet happiness, stays healthy, and sees their wishes gently fulfilled.

As a set of three, they can be shared with friends, displayed in different rooms, or tied to a branch or rod to create a larger mobile arrangement.