In Japan, Origami is a traditional art which has been passed from generation to generation. In my school, I was considered as I knew origami during my 8th grade. Everyone has forgotten it and now I was the one who never gave up on it. It helps me to relax. I learnt the art from my mother when I was in 4th grade. Origami gives a vast scope for creativity of creations. You can create whatever you want, a horse, a deer, even a dragon. The best part about it is that I can modify a crane into three legged doggy and I can create what I imagine. It is one of my stress relievers. My mom once went to Japan for work and there her boss gifted her with an origami crane which I thought was beautiful. It was then, that I started to learn about this art and always my art and craft teacher motivated me. I think that I can open up a webpage about this art. I love it and it still is my favourite hobby.
DARREN PAUL
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