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Origami

Origami is the ancient Japanese art of paper folding. It is derived from two words "ori" which means folding and "kami" which means paper. It is a form of visual representation that is done primarily by folding paper. The main purpose of origami is to create various shapes using geometric folds and crease patterns with the help of gluing or cutting paper. Only small number of folds are used in origami but they can be combined various ways to make elaborate designs.

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