Ethereal Cranes

In the 1990s, Jenny invited Japanese students to live with her and her four children. What began as a practical way to help with the demands of raising a young family became something much more meaningful, bringing new friendships, stories and a beautiful Japanese influence into their home.

Many of those relationships have remained with Jenny throughout the years, and this collection of Japanese-inspired Art Pieces is a tribute to the people and culture that became such a special part of her family’s story.

Ethereal Cranes is one of those pieces. In Japan, the crane is a symbol of happiness, good fortune and longevity. Tradition tells that folding 1,000 origami cranes can make a wish come true. Jenny’s interpretation captures three cranes gathered at a watering hole, bringing together the elegance and symbolism of the bird with her own artistic language. The result is serene yet intriguing, with a sense of stillness, mystery and quiet beauty.

Drawing inspiration from Jenny’s travels, experiences and the people she has met along the way, each Art Piece has its own story to tell.

Unique and individually crafted, they bring character and individuality to an interior. Contemporary in design and timeless in spirit, each is a true expression of Art on the Floor.