This involves facilitating the creation of intricate models by cutting paper to increase the corners of paper or cutting off a part of paper. When the models are put together, glue or wires may be used. Intricate models can be expressed relatively easily without cutting paper, and colorful designs can be achieved by using paper in different colors. A traditional fukugo origami is a combined model of yakkosan and hakama (a pleated and divided skirt). It consists of combining different models to make the end model. It is a fundamental type of origami, which many people seem to like. Only a sheet of square paper is used for it without using scissors. It is called 'fusetsu seihokei ichimaiori' in Japanese.
Single square-paper folding without cutting In a broad sense, folded napkins for western dishes are also a type of origami. A typical European origami model includes a small bird (or hen) called pajarito in Spanish and cocotte in French. Typical origami models include cranes (folded paper crane or connected cranes), balloons, paper airplanes, shuriken, kabuto (a samurai war helmet) and yakkosan (a samurai's attendant). Because paper is folded continuously, a completed model can be much smaller than the unfolded paper. A folding bone may be used if an intricate model is made or it is hard to make a crease in paper.Ī model is made by folding paper carefully or tucking one end of the folded paper into a pocket. In many cases, origami models are made of a sheet of paper without using scissors or glue, but scissors are used to cut paper for certain designs which require two sheets of paper, for example shuriken (a small throwing blade). Recently, chiyogami has been sold as traditional art work. Therefore, origami paper can be called chiyogami. In the past, colorful paper called chiyogami was used for origami. (See the list of traditional origami for respective ways of folding paper.)ĭue to the geometric feature of origami, it has been studied as a field of mathematics. In addition to the traditional way of folding paper in every country, new ways of folding paper are also being invented. Recently, it has been recognized from its artistic aspect, and original, elaborate, designs of beauty have been created.
It also refers to a folded paper model itself or a piece of square paper used exclusively for origami. Origami is the traditional Japanese art of folding paper to make models of plants, animals, daily-use tools and amongst others.
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