Sadako Peace Crane Poster

The Peace Crane – An International Symbol of Peace

‘In ancient Japan people believed the crane lived a thousand years. And there is an old legend that if you fold a thousand paper cranes, the gods will grant your wish. In recent times, people throughout the world have been touched by the true story of Sadako Sasaki, a young Japanese girl from Hiroshima who developed leukemia from the atomic bomb. Sadako began folding a thousand cranes in hopes she would be well again…Today, the paper crane is an international symbol of peace.’

Caption: “Paper crane, I will write peace on your wings and you will fly all over the world.”
–Sadako Sasaki, age 12

Proudly printed by union labor on heavyweight REAL recycled paper with post-consumer content. 28" x 22"

PST-101 Sadako Peace Crane Poster…… $21.95