I friend gave me this paper, since I thought it was really pretty I decided to take a photo .
It's called Kanji Origami No. 6. do you know it? Can you tell me anything about it? That friend bought it in a Swedish shop.
If she takes a photo of my armchair folded in that paper, I'll post it here as well .
Hope you like it.
Kanji Origami No. 6
Kanji Origami No. 6
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Re: Kanji Origami No. 6
Here's the armchair I mentioned. What do you think?
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Re: Kanji Origami No. 6
I do like that armchair. It's simple, and well shaped. Giang Dinh would be proud of the style.
Re: Kanji Origami No. 6
Thanks Razzmatazz! If you, or anyone else is interested, there's more about it and DIAGRAMS HERE.Razzmatazz wrote:I do like that armchair. It's simple, and well shaped. Giang Dinh would be proud of the style.
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Re: Kanji Origami No. 6
Hmm, apparently kanji is some type of japanese symbol (like the zodiac i guess) so I think the paper is just kami (depending on the texture and stuff) with the kanji symbols on it. the #6 could just mean the sixth kanji symbol
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I also bet it's called kanji because of the symbols. Maybe it's no. 6 because it's six in. tall and wide. But why do you think it's particularly kami?TheUnChosenOne wrote:Hmm, apparently kanji is some type of japanese symbol (like the zodiac i guess) so I think the paper is just kami (depending on the texture and stuff) with the kanji symbols on it. the #6 could just mean the sixth kanji symbol
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Re: Kanji Origami No. 6
There might be others, but maybe its just that the manufacturer isn't really of an origami buff so he just made it the staple paper for most intermediate folders
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Re: Kanji Origami No. 6
I have a strong feeling that it's a type of washi paper.Gerardo wrote:It's called Kanji Origami No. 6. do you know it? Can you tell me anything about it?
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Re: Kanji Origami No. 6
No, the kanji for number 6 (roku) is different than the kanji on the shown papers. Unfortunately I can't read kanji except for the numbers so I don't know what the paper says.TheUnChosenOne wrote:Hmm, apparently kanji is some type of japanese symbol (like the zodiac i guess) so I think the paper is just kami (depending on the texture and stuff) with the kanji symbols on it. the #6 could just mean the sixth kanji symbol
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