Japanese Papercraft Tiger Eye | Mini Crane Mobile

Japanese Papercraft

Tiger Eye | Mini Crane Mobile

Name: Tiger Eye | Mini Crane Mobile
Brand: Japanese Papercraft
Price: 23.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

€23.00

Quantity:

Pickup available at 4 Castle Street, Sligo, Ireland Usually ready in 2-4 days

4 Castle Street, Sligo, Ireland

Pickup available, usually ready in 2-4 days

4 Castle Street, Sligo, Ireland
Sligo
SO
F91 P863
Ireland

In Japan the Crane is a symbol of long life and peace. Each Bird is folded from a square of handmade and hand printed Japanese yuzen paper. The mobiles curved wire features two Tigers eye beads at each end. Comes packaged in its own presentation box with information card. No assembly required.

Confident and full of character, Tigers Eye exudes a tone of luxury and authenticity to the piece.

These beautifully Japanese paper-craft cranes bring a sense of warmth for those who treasure them. Delicately Designed and made by Naomi Fleury of Japanese Papercraft in Killybegs, Co Donegal.

Each one is made individually so patterns will vary from the actual picture but the dominant colours will be red, yellow and blue.

Approx. 8cm high.

About the Artist

Naomi Fleury started learning the art of Origami at the age of three from her Grandmother, Aunts & Uncle in Japan. They instilled in her the deep love of the traditional Japanese Arts that she retains to this day. When Naomi began living in Ireland she decided to use her skills in origami and paper working to produce beautiful creations all reflecting her Japanese background. And so Japanese Papercraft was born.

Each piece of Japanese Papercraft is completely hand made by Naomi in Killybegs, Co Donegal, Ireland, using traditional hand made and hand printed Japanese paper, which she imports from Japan. Much of her work takes hours, even days to complete as she measures, cuts and assembles all her complicated folds together to produce her stunning designs

Naomi is the first person living in Ireland to be awarded an origami teaching qualification from the Nippon Origami Association.

Photo Credit Leitrim Design House