What is Origami?

Origami is the art of paper folding, derived from the Japanese words “ori” (to fold) and “gami” (paper). This art involves creating various figures by folding square sheets of paper without cutting or using adhesive.

Classical Origami: Figures such as animals, plants or objects are created from a single sheet of paper.

Modular Origami: Multiple sheets of paper are folded and interlocked to form geometric shapes or more complex structures.

Hand-Eye Coordination: The process of folding paper helps develop coordination between the hands and eyes.

Attention and Patience: Step-by-step folding procedures encourage focus and patience.

Creativity and Imagination: Creating different figures enhances creativity and imagination.

Problem-Solving Skills

Origami Cranes: In Japanese culture, it is believed that folding 1000 cranes will make a wish come true.

Mathematics and Origami: Origami is an effective tool for understanding geometric shapes and concretizing mathematical concepts.