Origami is most commonly considered to be the art of paper folding. It is an ancient art form, at least thousands of years old, probably developed not long after paper itself was invented. And as with many ancient art forms, no one knows exactly why origami started, or even in what culture it started. While the word Origami is Japanese in origin, and the craft is often believed to have originate in Japan on the basis of very old texts that show origami diagrams, that is not known for a certainty. We know that, in Japan at least, paper folding started at least thousands of years ago, and its origin may have been linked to teaching children techniques they could later apply to complex knots and folds in formal clothing that was worn at the time. I think it's reasonable to speculate that origami ultimately started because of the human desire to be creative in every possible way. Some unsung individual thought to express themselves through this craft of folding paper into some representation, in the same way some unknown individual first thought to express themselves by arranging words in a pleasing rhythm to form poetry.
Origami was created in Japan, by a Chinese man.
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Origami was started in China over 2,000 years ago.
it was originated from Japan
442 B.c.
It is actually unknown when origami first started. My guess would be around the 15 hundreds.
Yes it did but few things not like animals
to eat sandwithches
I think, it's crane(bird).
Origami originated in China (not Japan) in the first or second century. Its thought to have started in 104 AD but it was probably started before that.
Dollar bill origami is a great conversation starter or an original way to leave a tip. Try looking at origami instructions online, or if you prefer videos then YouTube is a great place to start.
Where can you get origami diagrams that will allow you to do super advanced origami when i have already started the origami and I am good but not good enough to make up your own origami?