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Collection Oklahoma City National Memorial Fence Collection
Date 2003
Description Jeannette Axtell's 5th Grade class at Beverly Elementary of Lynnwood, Washington, made approximately 1000 paper origami cranes. The majority are made of solid bright colors with a white backing; mostly primary colors with a few grey, black, and pastel. There are also a few silver foil cranes, some patterned, and some that have been drawn on before folding. The cranes are of various sizes, but the majority are about 6 inches from wing tip to wing tip. Paper cranes are included in the Hope Trunks as a part of the book "Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes." In the book, paper cranes are used as a means to keep loved ones from dying, and ultimately for memorializing those who have passed on.
Object ID 1060
Object Name Origami
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