Ori-crane

As if entrusting various words and flying through the sky

I made earrings and earrings by coating cranes and paper balloons made with origami. Transparent and glossy. The way it sways around your ear is sure to enhance your style. There are many colors and patterns!
We ask our origami instructors to actually fold small pieces of paper one by one. Metal fittings are attached to them at Ragimshim's atelier and coated with resin.
​ All processes are done by hand. Each one is unique!


Origami is a traditional Japanese game that folds a sheet of paper to create various shapes such as flowers and animals.
Origami cranes are the most representative.
The dignified beauty is attractive.
Cranes are auspicious, and they are made to pray for recovery from illness and longevity, and also as a symbol of peace. Recently, it seems that some lodging facilities that welcome foreign guests place them by their pillows.
"I wish you well" "I wish you peace" "Nice to meet you, hello"
We hope that the paper cranes will carry the various wishes and thoughts of those who wear them.
With our feelings in mind, we made paper crane ear piercings and earrings.

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The one eared bird has a strong presence and is cute! Because we think
In terms of price, one ear only is easier to buy. Of course, it's also nice to have different colors and patterns on each side and wear them on both ears.
There are solid colors and patterns. How about using a single color for patterned clothes and patterned clothes for simple clothes, or enjoying a mix of Japanese and Western styles?
Of course, it goes well with Japanese clothing such as kimonos and yukatas.
In addition to everyday use, it is also recommended for ceremonies such as weddings, and as gifts for celebrations such as birthdays.

Also, when you put it on, it's surprisingly light! is.
The tips of the wings are tapered, but they are resin-coated, so they won't hurt even if they bump under your ears.
However, it may get caught in clothes around the neck, such as scarves, so please be careful.

1% of Ori-crane sales will be donated.

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