Origami Crane: A Symbol of Peace, Hope, and Healing
The “story behind origami crane” delves into the captivating history and significance of this iconic paper-folding art. Sadako Sasaki, a young Japanese girl who survived the atomic bomb in Hiroshima, became a symbol of resilience and hope when she began folding origami cranes as a way to cope with her illness. Her story inspired countless people worldwide, turning the origami crane into a symbol of peace, healing, and remembrance.
