Paper folding is a traditional Japanese art form where a single sheet of paper is folded into various shapes and designs, often without using scissors or glue. By making precise folds and creases, artists transform the flat paper into intricate models, such as animals, flowers, or geometric patterns. This technique requires careful attention to detail, as the final shape relies on the accuracy of each fold. The art form emphasizes creativity and precision, resulting in beautiful and often complex three-dimensional figures from a simple piece of paper.

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