Origami Cranes Earrings

Description

Description

These lightweight earrings are hand made using traditional Japanese washi paper. Washi has been made from the barks of renewable plants such as kozo, gampi and mitsumata for over a thousand years. The crane represents good fortune and longevity in Japanese, Chinese, and Korean culture.

One of a kind; your earrings will be similar to shown
Sterling silver wire and bar
Approximately 1 3/4" from top of earring wire
Gift box included
Lacquer finished for durability

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