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origami crane 

It is a symbol of vigilance and wisdom and is known as the "bird of luck". but also as a symbol of caution and sleepless vigilance.
Action may not always bring happiness but there is no happiness without action. — Benjamin Disraeli / origami crane
origami crane by REH :) August 10, 2020
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origami crane 

It is a symbol of vigilance and wisdom and is known as the "bird of luck". but also as a symbol of caution and sleepless vigilance.
Action may not always bring happiness but there is no happiness without action. — Benjamin Disraeli / origami crane
origami crane by REH :) August 10, 2020

origami crane 

It is a symbol of vigilance and wisdom and is known as the "bird of luck". but also as a symbol of caution and sleepless vigilance.
When you give away an origami crane to a specific person, it is a kind gesture
origami crane by REH :) August 10, 2020

origami crane 

It is a symbol of vigilance and wisdom and is known as the "bird of luck". but also as a symbol of caution and sleepless vigilance.
When you give away an origami crane to a specific person, it is a kind gesture
origami crane by REH :) August 10, 2020

origami crane as a symbol 

It is a symbol of vigilance and wisdom and is known as the "bird of luck". but also as a symbol of caution and sleepless vigilance.
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