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Origata is an ancient word with nearly 600 years of history yet today, it is a lost word in Japan—in fact, very few Japanese even know its meaning today.

This scrapbook album is accompanied by several loose samples for calligraphy items. According to the inscriptions, this set of models served as the initiation ...

Origata is an ancient Japanese word for the art of paper folding and binding for precious gifts. Though a word with almost 600 years of history, 'origata' ...

“Origata” is traditional Japanese etiquette for giving gifts wrapped in Japanese paper. The design is simple, as the outside is mainly in white, and the various ...

Sep 12, 2021 - Explore Cristina's board "Origata", followed by 392 people on Pinterest. See more ideas about origami, origami envelope, packaging design.

“Origata” refers to the method of wrapping gifts in Japanese paper and the wrapping method used and originated as a courtesy for the samurai class.

Dec 6, 2023 - Explore joyce's board "origata" on Pinterest. See more ideas about origami, origami envelope, origami box.

2018/8/30 -Although no longer an inexpensive wrap, receiving and giving a gift wrapped in washi, no doubt, evokes for paper lovers a seductive charm.

The mizuhiki is derived from the shimenawa, a rope that demarcates a sacred space; the origata has different folds depending on the object being wrapped ...

2023/2/8 -“Origata” is a Japanese word that simply defined, is a method of wrapping gifts with handmade papers without the use of scissors, tape or glue…