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The World of Origami is a comprehensive instruction book that showcases the traditional Japanese art of paper folding. With clear, step‑by‑step illustrations, readers learn the foundational techniques of origami, explore its historical background, and discover variations including modular designs. The book is an engaging resource for anyone interested in exploring this age‑old craft.
First publish date: 1965
Genre: History/Modern History
Authors: 本多 功
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