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Origami Design Cool
What's Origami Design Cool APK?
Origami Design Cool is a app for Android, It's developed by seemala author.
First released on google play in 7 years ago and latest version released in 7 years ago.
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Origami (折 り 紙, from ori meaning "folding", and we meaning "paper" in Japanese) is a folding art that originated in Japan. The materials used are paper or cloth that is usually a square. An origami
outcome is a result of meticulous handwork and smooth on sight.
Origami (折 り 紙, from ori meaning "folding", and we meaning "paper" is the traditional art of paper folding that evolved into a modern art form.
Origami is an art of folding that originated in Japan. The materials used are paper or cloth that is usually a square. An origami outcome is a result of meticulous handwork and smooth on sight.
Generally to make origami we can use plain paper, but most of origami in Japan using special paper for origami. The difference between plain paper and origami paper just in terms of design and color are very diverse so as to make origami became more beautiful and completely unrelated to the technique as the paper folds becomes easier and so forth.
there is the 6th century, the way of making paper and then brought to Spain by the Arabs. In the year 610 in the reign of Empress Suiko (age Asuka), a Buddhist monk named Doncho (Dokyo) derived from Goguryeo (the Korean peninsula) came to Japan to introduce ways of making paper and ink. Then this art developed initially in the Muromachi period (1333-1568) and then in the Edo period (1603-1868). Because the price is very expensive at that time, its use is limited to ceremonial activities such as to Noshi. Apart from that, also developed the art of paper folding in Europe, which spread from Egypt and Mesopotamia to Spain in the 16th century and then spread to the rest of western Europe. A traditional origami paper crane-shaped. For a long time, the models are known only limited to the traditional models such as storks in Japan and pajarita in Spain. Akira Yoshizawa (1911-2005) to innovate by creating new models were then brought major changes in the development of origami. He creates a systematic delineation system (called diagram)) to show the steps of folding a model that can be disseminated and understood by many parties. This system is the basis of Yoshizawa-Randlett system is now commonly used for instruction folding origami models.
Origami became popular among Japanese people until now mainly to local Japanese paper called Washi. Washi (和 紙, Washi?) Or Wagami is a kind of paper made with traditional methods in Japan. Compared to the production of paper machine, the fiber in longer so washi washi can be made thinner, yet durable, not easily worn or torn. Origami is the traditional arts of Japan.
Origami (折 り 紙, from ori meaning "folding", and we meaning "paper" is the traditional art of paper folding that evolved into a modern art form.
Origami is an art of folding that originated in Japan. The materials used are paper or cloth that is usually a square. An origami outcome is a result of meticulous handwork and smooth on sight.
Generally to make origami we can use plain paper, but most of origami in Japan using special paper for origami. The difference between plain paper and origami paper just in terms of design and color are very diverse so as to make origami became more beautiful and completely unrelated to the technique as the paper folds becomes easier and so forth.
there is the 6th century, the way of making paper and then brought to Spain by the Arabs. In the year 610 in the reign of Empress Suiko (age Asuka), a Buddhist monk named Doncho (Dokyo) derived from Goguryeo (the Korean peninsula) came to Japan to introduce ways of making paper and ink. Then this art developed initially in the Muromachi period (1333-1568) and then in the Edo period (1603-1868). Because the price is very expensive at that time, its use is limited to ceremonial activities such as to Noshi. Apart from that, also developed the art of paper folding in Europe, which spread from Egypt and Mesopotamia to Spain in the 16th century and then spread to the rest of western Europe. A traditional origami paper crane-shaped. For a long time, the models are known only limited to the traditional models such as storks in Japan and pajarita in Spain. Akira Yoshizawa (1911-2005) to innovate by creating new models were then brought major changes in the development of origami. He creates a systematic delineation system (called diagram)) to show the steps of folding a model that can be disseminated and understood by many parties. This system is the basis of Yoshizawa-Randlett system is now commonly used for instruction folding origami models.
Origami became popular among Japanese people until now mainly to local Japanese paper called Washi. Washi (和 紙, Washi?) Or Wagami is a kind of paper made with traditional methods in Japan. Compared to the production of paper machine, the fiber in longer so washi washi can be made thinner, yet durable, not easily worn or torn. Origami is the traditional arts of Japan.
