If you’ve ever eaten at a Japanese restaurant, you would have noticed how your napkin was folded into a Swan. Origami models invoke both heritage and cultural standards. In the past, each Origami creation had a story associated with it. Traditionally, it was believed that if one folded 1000 origami cranes, one’s wish would come true. The Japanese made it as a part of their culture to foster the creativity among youngsters.
1. Hakuchō, the Origami Swan
In many cultures, swans are said to represent majesty, loyalty and strength. Because they mate for life, they are also said to represent monogamy and fidelity. We tried to do justice to this age-old tradition of Origami Swan with our Origami 3D Swan. Made using 600 triangular pieces, this Origami creation is one such statement product that is sure to be centre of everyone’s attention. This will not only enlighten your house, but will also be thoughtful gifts, especially for your significant others, when you tell them the story behind it.
2. Rōtasu, the Origami Lotus
A lotus flower is the perfect analogy for the human condition: even when its roots are in the dirtiest waters, the Lotus produces the most beautiful flower. Just like the rose, it derives its meaning from its color. The Pink Lotus is considered the supreme lotus as it is associated with holy deities. This 3D Origami Lotus made using 800 triangular pieces is sure to leave you enthralled. If you want to cheer someone up, or motivate them then this is sure to do the job for you. This will not only give them a sense of satisfaction but will also motivate them to move past obstacles.
3. Hana, the Origami Flower
Origami cranes and flowers have been a traditional gift of friendship and love for thousands of years. They represent a relationship that will last the ages, long after other flowers have wilted and died. Show someone how much you care with our 3D Origami Flowers. Gifting these to someone is a way of showing how much you care for that person. Celebrate life with someone you’ve known for a while, and appreciate their presence with this symbol of love.
4. Ōmu, the Origami Parrot
While people think of Parrots as talking Birds, they teach you how to be mindful of what you say and the genuine power behind spoken words. Parrots are social and colourful, and they inspire your thoughts. This 3D Origami Parrot will be cutest thing that you will see today! This can go next to the window to make your room feel extra bright and cheerful, or can be a thoughtful gift for your friends as there is no companion like a Parrot! This creation involves nearly 1850 triangles glued together to make a showpiece that will dazzle its way into everyone’s heart.
5. Panda, the Origami Panda
Japan is all about ‘kawaii’, or ‘cute’. Not to say Pandas are one of the most beloved symbols for Japanese people. Many cultures regard Panda as a symbol of peace and luck. They believe when Panda appears, you may find your entire outlook on life becoming brighter. In short, anything is paw-sible with a Panda. This 3D Origami Panda is insanely cute and will immediately change the tone of your house. Say Hi to your new friend that is just as cute as you and add an element of fun to your place.
6. Sakana, the Origami Fish
The Japanese revere the wild fish for its tenacity and strength because fish will swim upstream, against the current, in order to reach a destination. In fact, some wild fish will even swim up waterfalls. For this reason, the Sakana has come to represent determination and courage. This 3D Origami Fish Keychainis perfect to create a beautiful mural for your window or cubicle wall, and it will be your daily remainder to display strength and courage! If you want to remind someone of their strength, or want to appreciate them, then this is for you! If a fish can keep going despite the obstacles, so can you!
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