Easter is a time of celebration, renewal, and creativity. As we welcome the spring season, what better way to decorate your home and engage in festive activities than with origami? Origami, the Japanese art of paper folding, offers a fun and eco-friendly way to create beautiful decorations.
Valentine’s Day is a special occasion that calls for personal and heartfelt gestures of love. Among the many ways to express affection, origami crafts stand out as a unique and thoughtful gift. These paper creations not only symbolize care and creativity but also offer a memorable experience for both the giver and the receiver.
The Lunar New Year, a festival rich in history and tradition, marks the beginning of the lunar new year. As we welcome the Year of the Dragon in 2024, the art of origami offers a unique and creative way to celebrate.
The traditional Japanese art of paper folding, origami creates a range of exciting and beautiful outcomes. You can potentially look for nearly anything in its origami form – from wild animals to plants, industrial machines, to architectural forms – some origami architect somewhere is bound to have dreamt it up.
If you’re looking for creative things to do instead of sitting in front of the TV or staring at screens consuming mindless content all the time? Pick up one of these exciting origami kits and books and encourage your children to be creative and learn problem solving along the way.
Mention ‘Origami’ and the first thing that comes to mind is paper cranes and possibly miniature 3-dimensional stars. Of course, throw in those cute paper animals and there you have it … all that origami can do, or is it? The intricate, complex Japanese art of paper folding truly surpasses our typical preconceived notions of […]
Paper origami Japanese dolls represent the epitome of Japanese finesse and culture. The detail, ranging from the multi-step processes in which each doll is created and loving folded, to the wonderfully decorated special origami paper used for it’s kimono and the deep black crepe paper used for it’s hair, is a celebration of the fine […]
Glass ornaments are easily broken, plastic ones are bad for the environment when they end up in the landfills, so we resorted to making our own Christmas origami decorations at home and in the process had some fun. Paper and origami decorations have started to become more mainstream with the push towards becoming more green. […]
Try these origami Christmas ornaments. They cost very little to make and you’re guaranteed that the kids will enjoy making their own Christmas tree decorations and learn a thing or two along the way. From ornaments, to mini Christmas trees, to wishing stars, wreath, envelope and baubles, there is something for everyone.