Origami, Japan’s art of paper folding, is a jaw-dropping, awe-inspiring craft that transforms a square paper into all sorts of shapes and structures. Dragons, roses, swans, and the famous cranes are all part of the many things that origami can craft up. And that too, without the need for tearing, cutting or gluing the paper.

If your kid has gifted fingers for crafting and a mind that grasps complex structures quickly, then bring out their brilliance and introduce them to this wonderful art of origami. Held in a private 1-on-1 setting, your kids will learn how to form different shapes by folding papers from basic easy flowers to the intricate looking cranes.

Kids will have 2 sessions with 2 hours each to study a couple of origami structures that they could decorate the house or room and give the space a touch of Japanese beauty.