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Origami

Origami

Japanese art of paper folding.

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    Chinese art form.

    6.2%

  3. History of origami

    5.8%

  4. One thousand origami cranes

    Mythology of Japan.

    4.8%

  5. Paper craft

    Making of artistic works entirely or primarily of paper.

    4.2%

  6. Mathematics of paper folding

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  7. Modular origami

    Multi-stage paper folding technique.

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    Japanese hibakusha (1943–1955).

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  9. Yoshizawa–Randlett system

    Diagramming system for describing origami folds.

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  10. Wet-folding

    Origami technique.

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    1982 film by Ridley Scott.

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    Paper used for origami, the art of Japanese paper folding.

    5.8%

  3. Japan

    Country in East Asia.

    4.5%

  4. One thousand origami cranes

    Mythology of Japan.

    4.3%

  5. Japanese art

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    Japanese paper traditionally made from mulberry tree bark.

    4%

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    Making of artistic works entirely or primarily of paper.

    3.8%

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    Origami of a crane (bird).

    3.7%

  9. Scorigami

    Previously unrecorded final score.

    3.4%

  10. Paper fortune teller

    Origami toy used for children's games.

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