Origami
Origami
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The art of paper folding wouldn’t have existed in the first place had it not been for Japan. Passed down through generations in Japanese households, Origami has gradually taken the world by storm. With paper cranes being the most … Read more
The art of paper folding wouldn’t have existed in the first place had it not been for Japan. Passed down through generations in Japanese households, Origami has gradually taken the world by storm. With paper cranes being the most popular model of this art form, especially owing to the little Sadako Sasaki, origami, with its fishes and stars, leaves and flowers, has been imparting colour and character to both homes and public places in the country. You should therefore attend a local workshop to learn the technique or let YouTube videos do their magic. Buy some printed origami paper for yourself and start folding! Origami is a brilliant way to relax.
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