Origami is an ancient Japanese art of paper folding. With its roots in the 17th century, this art form began as a ceremonial practice, symbolising respect and good fortune. Over time, it has evolved into a celebrated art form that represents simplicity, mindfulness, and the beauty of creation.
However, it is more than just a craft! it’s a narrative told through precise folds and imaginative designs. From a humble sheet of paper, emerges a world of cranes, flowers, and intricate geometric shapes. Each origami creation a testament to the magic of transformation.
The Language of Folds
Origami is a brilliant canvas for storytelling, especially when a skilled artist is at work. Every crease and tuck is a chapter in the journey of turning the ordinary into the extraordinary. It’s not just about paper—it’s about capturing moments of beauty, embracing imperfections, and finding joy in the quiet process of creation.
At its very core, origami is a meditative practice. Each fold is a step into mindfulness, asking you to slow down, focus, and find peace in the present moment. It helps one to be with oneself. Like yoga or calligraphy, it centres the mind and cultivates patience. This art form is a reminder that even the simplest beginnings—a single fold—can lead to remarkable transformations.
From Paper to Poetry
Origami is structured yet playful, mathematical yet creative. A paper crane, for instance, with its numerous folds and creases symbolises peace and hope, while a folded flower, again with an intricate play of folds and focus, represents renewal and growth.
This art form has connected cultures, generations, and disciplines. Origami has a far-reaching influence. Architects, designers, and engineers draw inspiration from its precise geometry, applying its principles to innovations like space exploration technology and sustainable packaging design. Origami isn’t just art—it’s a universal language of creativity and possibility.
A Folded Inspiration: Our Coffee Table Collection
Inspired by the elegance and ingenuity of origami, Shruti has crafted a coffee table collection that brings its magic into your living space. This collection features sleek tabletops made from smooth mango wood, paired with electroplated iron bases that mimic the delicate lines of paper folds.
More than just furniture, these pieces are works of art—a nod to the geometric beauty of origami. Each design is a conversation starter, inviting you to explore the harmony between tradition and modernity. With this collection, we aim to infuse your home with the timeless elegance of origami. Every fold tells a story of creativity and transformation, making it a perfect blend of functionality and art.
