The James and Anne Duderstadt Center
You’ve probably seen origami in Japanese anime or films before! This traditional Japanese art of paper folding gets its name from the Japanese words oru (to fold) and kami (paper). With just a few folds, a simple sheet of paper can transform into a beautiful crane, flower, or other creative shape! Curious to try it…
You’ve probably seen origami in Japanese anime or films before! This traditional Japanese art of paper folding gets its name from the Japanese words oru (to fold) and kami (paper). With just a few folds, a simple sheet of paper can transform into a beautiful crane, flower, or other creative shape!
Curious to try it yourself? Drop by Design Lab 1, October 16, from 4–5:30 pm, to learn how to create some basic origami forms. Whether you’re new to paper folding or just looking for a creative way to spend your Friday afternoon, come join the fun!