Throughout history, crane statues have held significant cultural importance and symbolic meaning. In Japan, the tradition of folding paper cranes has become a poignant symbol of healing and hope. In the aftermath of the 2011 earthquake and tsunami, a special paper crane, crafted from debris of the World Trade Center, was presented by a 9/11 family association. Today, this extraordinary crane resides permanently in the city of Koriyama, Fukushima, symbolizing resilience and the power of unity.

Meanwhile, in North Dakota, a striking 40-foot-tall statue known as Sandy stands proudly as a representation of the sandhill crane. This magnificent monument not only highlights the sandhill crane's importance in the area but also serves as a symbol of the town, capturing its essence and identity.

With their symbolism of longevity and good fortune, crane statues serve as reminders of positive energy and aspirations for a fulfilling life. Their graceful and elongated form adds an elegant touch to any space, whether it is a living room, office, or meditation area. The presence of crane statues in homes and gardens can evoke a sense of tranquility and harmony.

Made of cast stone (concrete). Dimensions: 30"h x 12"w. Weight - 40lbs. Beautifully detailed and decorated with brick color. Perfect for any home, garden, or gift. 

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