Japanese Etiquette: Orikata (Folding Forms) - 2 Sheets, Washizhu (Vermilion) & Akane (Madder Red) Colors <The Origin of Origami> "What is Orikata...?" "Orikata (folding forms) is said to be the origin of origami (paper folding). It involves meticulously folding Japanese paper by hand to carefully wrap and present gifts, and also refers to the folded paper creations used in ceremonies. Orikata etiquette is one of Japan's most traditional forms of etiquette. These Orikata are beautifully folded from paper, and you can open them and write a message directly inside, or insert a card or small item. When you receive one, you'll wonder, "What is this? What's inside when I open it?" and feel excited. While it has a Japanese atmosphere, it also possesses a geometric beauty that can complement the atmosphere of any country. You can use it for small gifts, messages to loved ones, or as a small item holder, in various situations. Orikata: 2 sheets total Material: Thick paper Size: Approximately 11 x 11 cm, 2 sheets * Size is measured when folded. * We are unable to negotiate price reductions. This applies to bulk purchases as well. Thank you for your understanding. Origami Orikata Etiquette Greeting card Message card Gift Wrapping