What is Origami ? Which country is Origami unique to ?
Origami is the name given to Japanese paper folding art.
Origami is a Japanese word formed by the combination of Ori (Paper) and Gami (Folding) and used in the meaning of paper folding art. Naturally, Origami is also native to Japan.
Origami is mostly made using one piece of paper. According to some sources, Origami has its origins in ancient China. But it is the fact that this art, which is accepted worldwide, is unique to Japan.
Origami is a kind of folding art based on making shapes by folding the square-shaped papers without cutting them. If paper cutting is done, the name of this job is Kirigami, not Origami.
Origami is the name given to Japanese paper folding art, which has two different types: Classic Origami and Modular Origami. With Origami, you can make birds, cats, dogs from paper. There are many Origami videos on the Internet.
The main thing to be successful in Origami is to have a wide imagination. Origami is not an art that everyone can easily succeed. It requires the right combination of imagination and dexterity.
Cats, dogs, rabbits, planes, dinosaurs, bears, tulips, wind roses, ice cream cones are the first objects made by those who started Origami education. Origami plays an important role in the development of the child.
Origami requires two-dimensional and three-dimensional thinking power. It improves mathematical thinking power. It plays a role in the development of both intellectual aspects and motor skills of children. In this respect, it is also educationally important.
Origami is native to Japanese and it is one of important part of Japan culture.
