Taro's Origami Studio Large 10 Inch Square Origami Paper 50 Sheets (25cm) | Made in Japan

• THIS IS THE MOST POPULAR PAPER FOR ORIGAMI. With about 60 GSM weight, color on one side, and a smooth folding surface, this paper is thin but strong and has great crease memory. Best paper for begginers to practice origami. This kind of one-sided color paper is called "KAMI" in Japanese and is the True Standard for origami folders around the world.
• TARO'S ORIGAMI STUDIO paper was designed and curated by our staff based on countless hours of teaching & folding. This authentic paper is made in Japan, uses the highest quality non-toxic inks, and is machine cut for pin-point accuracy. It is simply the highest quality for standard origami paper.
• INCLUDES FREE TARO'S ORIGAMI METHOD VIDEOS: follow the instructions on the back of this product to unlock FREE step-by-step videos using the TARO'S ORIGAMI METHOD to help you develop your origami skills.
• ORIGAMI CREATIONS you can make with this standard origami paper range from simple boats, cranes, and flowers to more elaborate models like dinosaurs, animals and flowers.
• LARGE 10 inch (25 cm), 50 SHEETS, 50 COLORS (color on one side white on the other side) including Gold and Silver, MADE IN JAPAN. Taro's Origami Studio is located in Brooklyn NY.

• Select Your Sheet — Choose a 10-inch square sheet from the 50 assorted colors, including gold and silver. Ensure the colored side is facing up for your desired outcome, with the white side down for folding.
• Perform Precise Folds — Utilize the paper's smooth surface and excellent crease memory to make sharp, accurate folds. Follow diagrams or video tutorials for simple models like cranes or complex designs.
• Unlock Video Tutorials — Refer to the instructions on the product packaging to access FREE step-by-step video guides using the Taro's Origami Method, enhancing your folding skills and project complexity.

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