Origami is the art of paper folding. It was first developed by the Chinese, but was later adopted by the Japanese. Origami brings extra meaning to a piece of paper by shaping it into a form that has symbolism.
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Origami is the Japanese name for the art of paper folding now popular with people around the world. This site contains a comprehensive collection of origami materials. Includes a history of origami, diagrams of many models, links to related websites. - Joseph Wu Origami Inc.
http://www.origami.as/home.html
Gives instructions on how to fold a dollar bill or other paper money into a variety of items including a box, ring, eyeglasses, Christmas tree, a snake, and other items. - Money Origami
http://members.cox.net/crandall11/money/
The site of the Origami-L mailing list. Features FAQs that cover history, paper types, folds, etc. Find many models and programs for drawing origami on computers as well as articles and archives of the mailing list. Includes links to further information. - Origami Interest Groupd
http://origami.kvi.nl/
Origami, the art of paper-folding. Includes an image gallery, folding diagrams, and a shockwave demonstration. Searchable databases, submitted diagrams, models that are in books, and a mailing list archive. - Origami.com
http://www.origami.com/
The Oriland website is dedicated to the paper art form of origami. The website has information on designing your own origami calendars. The website is the creation of two origami experts, Yuri and Katrin Shumakov. You can also find out how to design origami plants, characters, animals and decorations. - Oriland
http://www.oriland.com
A fun site to learn about origami. Learn to fold, see the origami insects and dinosaurs, learn about origami history and origami and math, and much more. - Paperfolding.com
http://www.paperfolding.com/
Information about the art and science of origami. Provides examples of the application of origami to engineering topics such as airbags and discussion of the mathematical theory behind the Japanese paper-folding art. Includes links to other websites about mathematics and origami. - Robert J. Lang Origami
http://www.langorigami.com