!The handmade card, ORIGAMI, Follow your dreams

A card with handmade origami cranes
When I was in Japan, I was told a story about a Japanese girl Sadako, hopelessly ill with radiation sickness. The girl remembered the legend of a thousand cranes, is able to grant wishes, and she was sure that if you fold a thousand cranes, you will recover. But managed to fold only 644 figures. After the death of Sadako done her friends. Since then, the paper crane is considered a symbol of the world, on par with dove. Still goosebumps, imagine what impression it produced in the first minutes? I then gave 3 different crane, I keep them still)
My daughter in memory of Sadako folded 33 crane, one I used for this card. Health to all of us, let dreams come true and hopes fulfilled!


When I was in Japan, I was told the story about Japanese girl Sadako, hopelessly ill with radiation sickness. The baby remembered the legend of a thousand cranes capable of fulfilling wishes, and she was sure that if she made a thousand cranes from paper, she would surely recover. But she managed to make only 644 pcs. After the death of Sadako, her friends finished the work. Since then the paper crane is considered one of the symbols of world as like as weite pigeon. Till now goose bumps when I beeing remember what impression it made on me in the first few minutes? I was presented 3 different cranes, I keep them until now)
My daughter and I built 33 cranes in memory of Sadako, one of them I used for this postcard. Health to all of us, let dreams come true and hopes come true too!

The card is packaged well!