PAPER PLATE OF FOLDED CRANE AND SAAYA-SHAPED PATTE

Paper plates with folded paper cranes and saaya-shaped patterns are suitable for celebration. On the gold-colored ground, the saaya-gata, a traditional Japanese pattern often used as a kimono pattern or fusuma pattern, was painted in dark blue, and a pair of paper cranes were attached. The saayagata with continuous patterns means that it continues continuously for a long time. The paper cranes also reflect the prosperity of the family, the longevity, and the recovery from illness. Traditionally, cranes have been regarded as auspicious birds, and have been used as a symbol of marriage well being in wedding kimono patterns. Paper cranes and thousand paper cranes are known as symbols of peace.