Author archives: Diana Coker

Remember those craft classes in school where our teacher taught us to make birds and boats out of paper? This form of Japanese art had an interesting name, Origami. As we grew older, the scope of making things from paper through this technique kept increasing. More complicated forms of this art were introduced to us which were used to flaunt our skills. Little trinkets made from origami would be hanging on the balcony as a result of our mothers’ admiration. Who would have thought that this colorful childhood memory would turn into a t...