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    Origami is the traditional Japanese art of folding paper. It originated in Japan around 610 AD when Buddhist monks began folding paper as part of religious ceremonies. Over time, origami became a popular pastime and people began creating representations of objects and beings through geometric paper folds. There are different types of origami including traditional (no cuts or glue), modular (made of several pieces), and kusudama (shaped like a ball). The origami creations often carry symbolic meanings and legends related to the object depicted.

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    Origami: Erivan de Paula Santos Neto

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    ORIGAMI

    ERIVAN DE PAULA SANTOS NETO

    26/07/2018 CATALÃO
    WHAT IS?

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    WHAT IS?

    • Japonese word
    • Verb fold (折 り = ori)
    • Noun paper (紙 = kami)

    • Traditional Japanese art of folding paper


    • Creating representations of certain beings or objects with
    the geometric folds of a piece of paper

    • Cutting or gluing it

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    ORIGIN?

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    ORIGIN?

    • Buddhist monks around the year 610

    • Kozo = resistant paper


    • Gampi = noble paper
    • Mitsumata = delicate paper

    • Ihara Saikaku dated 1680

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    ORIGIN?

    • Religious and festive ceremonies

    • Edo Period (1603 to 1867)

    • Paper became more abundant

    • Origami become popular

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    KIND?

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    TRADICIONAL
    WITHOUT GLUE OR CUTS
    MODULAR
    CONSTRUCTED BY SEVERAL PIECES (FIT)
    KUSUDAMA
    SHAPE OF A BALL
    BLOCK FOLDING
    MODULES IN THE FORM OF TRIANGLES
    WHY IS SO IMPORTANT?

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    WHY IS SO IMPORTANT?

    • Representation of beings or objects

    • The origami carries these originals significance and legends

    • Tsuru (grou) = happiness, longevity and peace


    • Butterfly = transmutation, soul, liberation, luck
    • Frog = return and desire for good things to come back

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    WHY IS SO IMPORTANT?

    • Sadako Sasaki
    • Lived far the epicenter of the atomic bomb was dropped on
    Hiroshima on August 6, 1945, by American
    • Soaked by the radioactive rain

    • August 3, 1955, Chizuko Hamamoto


    • One who makes a thousand Tsurus of origami is entitled to
    a desire attended by the gods

    • 643 paper Tsurus


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    WHY IS SO IMPORTANT?

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    THANK YOU!

    Do you have any questions?

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    REFERENCES

    • https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sadako_Sasaki
    • http://www2.ibb.unesp.br/Museu_Escola/Ensino_Fundame
    ntal/Origami/Documentos/indice_origami.htm
    • https://www.japaoemfoco.com/origem-do-origami-
    significado/
    • https://mundoestranho.abril.com.br/cultura/como-surgiu-o-
    origami/
    • http://origamipresentes.weebly.com/origem--
    significados.html
    • http://oficinadoorigami.blogspot.com/2011/03/tipos-de-
    origami.html

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