The word 折り紙 (おりがみ origami, lit. folding paper) is Japanese in origin, but the art/craft of paper folding existed in many societies, not just Chinese or Japanese, though their original forms may be different since paper may not be the only material used (can be cloth, papyrus, leaves etc).
Some Chinese customs involved the folding of paper money, which are burnt as offerings to the deceased.
Origami is actually a Japanese art form that involves folding paper into different shapes and designs. While paper folding may have originated in China, origami as we know it today is closely associated with Japanese culture and traditions.
im almost positive that the art of origami is Japanese... the Chinese only used paper for writing, kites, dragons, and lanterns... each of which are not technically considered a part of origami
Origami is paper folding which is an original Japanese art. It has nothing to do with the Chinese New Year. Paper cutting could be a part of Chinese new year though.
Origami is a Japanese word, and I don't know how you would say/write it in Chinese.
Yes. According to the Related Link: ; origami : 1956, from Japanese origami, from ori "fold" + kami"paper."
Origami is traditionally a Japanese art. Kazakhstan has virtually no Japanese population and origami is not really practiced here.
The Japanese, kinda. Well, the Chinese invented paper, which was later spread into Japan. Then the Japanese started creating figures out of the paper. But the Chinese did have to technology of folding paper already, but the Japanese brought more artistic value to it
Japanese origami was made during the early periods of the country's history and US origami is modified ones of the old ones
Yes. It originated as Chinese Paper Folding, and only gained widespread acknowledgement as something Japanese after religious figures carried the paper and fostered it's adoption in Japan.
No, Origami is making paper into sculptures.
origami = 折り紙 (origami)
Origami is a Japanese art form.