Origami, known as a kind of paper folding art, is a Japanese concept and study. Origami, which means "folded paper", which is a combination of the words "Oru" (folding) and "Gami" (paper) in Japanese, is a kind of paper folding art specific to the Japanese nation.
We can gather this art under 4 main headings.
1. Classical Origami: It is the making of figures by folding a single piece of paper without cutting and pasting in the classical origami art.
2. Modular Origami: In Modular Origami, it is the figures that are formed by combining 3-dimensional geometric shapes using one piece of paper. There is no limit to the number of figures used in this style.
3. Krigami: Unlike the other three types, krigami is the art of cutting paper. In other words, it is an art made from countless cut pieces of paper, not from one piece.
4. Origami with the Wet Folding Method: Origami with the wet folding method, as the name suggests, is to make identical figurs, especially by wetting the paper.
It's much easier to shape the paper you want when wet. It is very easy to make more natural looking shapes with wet paper.
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