SENBAZURU

Please allow approximately 6 weeks for delivery of this product.

Please understand in advance that delivery time may vary depending on circumstances and that there may be variations in arrival dates. Also, please note that our normal "ship within 5 business days after confirming payment" delivery policy does not apply to this item.

Cranes are said to live for a thousand years, and turtles for ten thousand, according to Chinese legends such as in 'Huainanzi - Shuolin Xun', symbolizing longevity and auspiciousness.

In Japan, the tradition of 'Senbazuru,' or a thousand paper cranes, involves folding 1,000 origami cranes, which are then strung together, often with thread. The crane, considered an auspicious bird, represents further good fortune when depicted in large numbers, such as a thousand. This tradition is practiced for various purposes such as blessings, well-wishes, consolation in times of disaster, prayers for recovery from illness, and as a gesture of sympathy.

This practice also became a symbol of peace following the story of Sadako Sasaki, a young girl who succumbed to leukemia caused by radiation from the atomic bombing of Hiroshima. She folded paper cranes in hope of prolonging her life, making this tradition a poignant emblem of peace.

These products are imbued with the wish for a world without conflict and at peace.

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145(57in) *200(78in)cm

[Handling precautions]

• Can be washed by hand at a water temperature of up to 40 degrees.

• Please wash with mild detergent or water.

• Neither oxygen bleach nor chlorine bleach can be used.

• It cannot be dried using a dryer.

• Please dry it in the shade out of direct sunlight.

• Alternatively, hang dry on a sturdy hanger while still wet without dehydrating or squeezing.

• Please adjust the shape of the leather patch and dry it.

• Cannot be dry cleaned.

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