Hello,
In the Peter Engel's book "Origami from Angelfish to Zen" (Dover publications,
1989), one can find a reference to origami as diploma in the following
paragraph :
« By the Heian period, from 794 to 1185, origami has become a significant part
of the ceremonial life of the Japanese nobilit
On Jul 12, 2016 12:26 PM, "Etienne Cliquet" wrote:
> Does anybody know how such origami diplomas and "origami tsuki" look like
?
"Origami tsuki" is just a phrase. It literally means something along the
lines of "furnished with origami" or "including origami." I'm afraid I
can't be of help with th
Just ordered Ken Liu's "Paper Menagerie" after is showed up in my "Kindle
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lovely "Tiger " (which I just saw in the BOS magazine)! Maybe someone else
mentioned it before, but I didn't realize it had won so many sci-fi awards.
