Oriental Crane Long Sleeve T-Shirts

Watercolor Japanese Cranes - Paint Drip Art

A very atmospheric image.

Crane flower pattern design with floral elements and colorful circles and white cranes.

CROCHET House of Harlequin

PAGODA BLACK PINK ,,,House of Harlequin

CROCHET, House of Harlequin

CROCHET House of Harlequin

LACE,,,,House of Harlequin

LACE,,,,House of Harlequin

BLACK GOLD PAGODA GARDENS House of Harlequin

Flying cranes on a red background.

A prancing crane in front of a bamboo bush under a red moon.

Illustration of a Blue Japanese Crane

Kimono girl with crane

PAGODA,,, House of Harlequin

A Japanese influenced seascape, featuring a Japanese Red Crown Crane flying over the ocean as a great wave forms with the rising sun in the background.

Features silhouette of crane, bamboo leaves, cherry blossoms and Japanese style building during colorful sunset in a traditional Japanese Aesthetic style with striped detail. Great gift or prefect present for those who love traditional Japanese artwork, Asian/Oriental streetwear, Harajuku, samurai, anime, manga, art lovers.

Japanese style abstract Seamless pattern with crane bird flying over clouds.

Tsuru (or Orizuru) is considered a sacred bird of Japan. It symbolizes health, luck, happiness, longevity and fortune, thus being a symbol for great benefits.

Four animals representing the four elements in an origami-like style.

Japanese cranes pattern

According to Feng Shui, a fish represents wealth and prosperity because the actual word in Chinese for fish, in Pinyin: yú, 魚, also translates to “abundance” 裕 Pinyin: yù The crane has been one of the most loved birds in China since ancient times. It is seen as a symbol of noble character and represents longevity. More romantically, the crane represents long-lasting love and loyalty in marriage, as the bird is monogamous and stays with one partner until death.

IVORY GUIPURE LACE ,,,House of Harlequin

Cranes, moon and blooming trees. Chinese ink and Photoshop

Japanese battle cranes

Japanese Cranes

Red Crowned Crane in sumi-e style