The sense of two-dimensionality that characterizes the entire artistic expression in Japan is expressed in an exemplary way in origami: from the folding of a sheet of paper - a flat and two-dimensional surface - a plastic form emerges as if by magic, a volume that develops in space. It is from this Japanese sense of form that the art of the origami box by Tomoko Fuse was born and developed. The book collects an incredible variety of models and many accessory elements such as handles, dividers and decorations to be applied on the lid to personalize each creation: from triangular to square boxes, from pentagonal to hexagonal up to octagonal ones made up of even 8 pieces.

Reasons of interest:

• An unmissable work on the art of creating origami boxes of many different shapes
• Hundreds of models with diagrams and detailed instructions to guide the origamist's hand
• The pleasure of choosing the right paper to obtain the most varied effects and use the objects created
• In the hands of Tomoko Fuse the paper acquires a sublime beauty