In The Boulder Museum, visitors can walk through a hanging maze of thousands of origami cranes honoring the victims of COVID-19 and the 10 Boulder mass murder victims.

Making paper cranes is a Japanese tradition that symbolises hope, peace and healing. Legend goes that if you fold 1,000 origami cranes you will be granted one wish.

Over 3,000 origami cranes are on display at the Iowa State Fair, honoring the 65th anniversary of Iowa’s sister-state ...

Debbie Graziano lives 2,000 miles from Park Ridge, but that didn’t keep her from folding more than 100 origami paper cranes for the Park Ridge Public Library. The retired teacher from Carpenter ...

An origami paper crane with the names of victims of police violence hangs with thousands of other cranes in an exhibit for those who have died in the U.S., from COVID-19, on Tuesday, Aug. 11, 2020.

Since 2015, the ash from the burned origami cranes has been used to glaze ceramic incense burners and candle holders. Photo: AFP "She never talked about it.

Three thousand origami peace cranes, made by Westford resident Heather Monahan, with some help from her husband and son, to honor the civilian, firefighter and police victims of the 9/11 terrorist ...

What was meant to be a 100-day project of transforming paper into beautiful origami cranes turned out to be much more than that for artist Cristian Marianciuc. The Romanian-born translator created ...

We arranged our 300 origami cranes in a rainbow gradient on the living room floor where they were soon joined by our curious cat, Amber. The playfulness of the photos belied the somber reality.

The ancient Japanese art of paper folding, origami, comes with a unique way to relieve stress ...

Cranes have arrived in Hiroshima for decades, inspired by Sadako Sasaki, who was just two when the United States dropped an atomic bomb on the city on August 6, 1945.