Origami Workshop

Origami Workshop 
Sat, 13 June
09:30 AM- 01:30 PM

You can do it at home, you can do it at work. You can do it on the train, you can do it on the bus. We are talking about Origamy of course! (What were you thinking?) Origami is the Japanese art of folding paper into recognisable or functional. The goal is to transform paper into a finished sculpture through folding and sculpting techniques. The small number of basic origami folds can be combined in a variety of ways to make intricate designs.

A form of communication without language, Origami is a creative art and also a therapy.. a way to relax, to have fun, to let the day’s tension melt away. It engenders a patience that creates pride in one's work, the ability to focus energy, and increases self-esteem. All you need is your hands, a piece of paper, and a flat surface to fold on. Easy.

About Himanshu:

Himanshu has been doing Origami for the last 16 years. He has worked for various brands and magazines like Fortune, The Man and more. He has also created short films in Origami and designed paper dresses for commercials. He has worked in a production house as an origami stopmotion animator, put up his exhibition with origami oritai (origami club) at Japan Foundation and worked with NDTV for designing their show "Gali gali sim sim". He has also designed for prominent figures like the Jindals and designed origami windows for malls in Delhi and Bombay and also worked with hotels like Leela Palace and designed stage shows.

Participation by Contribution

Prior Registration Required:
9312385842, 9311115748
radiate@zorbathebuddha.org