In Japan, children learn from an early age to create figures with origami, a traditional art closely linked to the culture of the Rising Sun.

Of the 35 models presented in this very rich collection, the most intriguing are those with symbolic meaning, such as the carp and the cicada, the frog and the crane, the lotus flower and the iris, subjects of eternal charm. Then there are "utility" models, for practical uses, such as the sachet for storing medicinal spices, the masu box and the geometrically shaped cards with elaborate closures. Folding these origami is a bit like embarking on a fantastic journey to a fascinating land, but it is also a pleasant pastime for beginners and more experienced origamists.

35 traditional origami models with step-by-step instructions, diagrams and videos.

Reasons of interest:

• A fundamental work, which presents 35 of the most classic traditional origami models.
• Historical introduction to the art of origami, from its origins to the great masters of today.
• Detailed legend of the symbols used to illustrate the various folding techniques.
• Diagrams accompanied by captions and video tutorials for each model, accessible with QR Code or link.
• Impressive images, created by a famous photographer specializing in art photos.