Peace Crane Origami Permanent Ornament Erte Art Deco

Description

This paper is derived from Erté designs. Erté was born Roman Tyrtov in 1892 in St. Petersburg (now Leningrad); his pseudonym was coined from the French pronunciation (Air-tay) of his initials. At the age of five, he was already sketching designs for dresses. His entranced mother had a dressmaker whip up one of his creations, which she wore with great éclat. In the library of his father, an admiral, young Erté found a book of reproductions of Persian and Indian miniatures; the boy was so delighted that he decided to become an artist. For more information:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ert%C3%A9

Multiples are available by reserve posting,
contact me to reserve post. Please email me with your choice of paper.

Permanent origami peace crane ornaments by Nancy McNally;
hard glazed for keepsake collecting; jewel and wire attached for hanging; custom orders encouraged for table top and party decorations. size: 3" X 6" Extra stock is available for all the cranes shown in this store. Click on thumbnails to see alternative cranes available, and contact me.

Tie this onto your wrapped gift to add affordable luxury. Place a few of these permanently glazed ornaments in a box and you have a luxurious gift for a modest price! Fans of these keepsake peace cranes treasure them.

Buy 5 peace cranes receive a 6th crane FREE !
25% discount if you buy ten cranes,
35% discount if you buy 25 or more.

Mobiles made of these cranes are a favorite way to display these cranes. A flock of birds or several birds are charming, with an arrangement of birds hung on branches, in a beautiful vase.

See my profile for ordering information. Thanks for viewing. www.nancymcnally.net

Added on Nov 05, 2009

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