Origami Paper ... much to do with just a paper 
What is Origami?
"Origami" is the Japanese art of paper folding, comes from the Japanese words "ori" means fold and "gami" means paper. Origami is a fascinating occupation for those who take pleasure in the figures and forms, also suitable as an occupation group, serves to support and encouragement as children, youth or adults. Its great advantage is undoubtedly the material used, just "role."
Many of us will remember folding glasses, the salt, pepper and paper balloons, boxes, and of course the "bird Flapping ever made in school. You learn origami in order to be able to teach it as entertainment for children, youth, the elderly, as therapy for patients with mental and physical handicaps as a way of skill, or as a demonstration of the principles of geometry, or simply sharing friends. Displace and use these models as decorations for holidays or to make individual greeting cards.
ancient art, and the precondition that gave rise to origami, was undoubtedly the existence of the paper, which was invented by the Chinese in the s. II DC .. At that time Japan was a developing country, and took almost all of the Chinese, from the social structure, Buddhism as religion, writing and craft techniques. Only in the seventh century AD., It was learned the art of paper in Japan, a century later it is known by the Arabs and much later by Europe in general.
