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Origami is actually based on geometry. Every crease we make is a straight line. Origami is most strongly integrated in schools in Israel. Origami is not only amusing, but it is also a gratifying technique for developing fundamental skills. Origami is the modern reincarnation of the ancient Japanese art of paper-folding. Origami is a lovely art, but for some folks it’s frustrating before it’s rewarding. It’s not always elementary to visualize where your careful folds are leading you–so you may not see what you’re making until you reach the last step.

Origami is a visual representation or insignia of an actual thought or image. Origami is a Japanese phrase that melds the word oru, meaning to fold, with kami, meaning paper. Cultural historians disagree whether it is an local Japanese craft, or if it arose earlier in China, but either way, it is the Japanese village form of paper folding that is unexcelled known today. Origami is as easy as falling off a log to make even if you have no experience. If you want to try out Origami, why not learn how to make origami balls and give it to your friends and family.

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