How to fold a standard Japanese Origami paper box

Origami is a traditional paper folding art form in Japan with a long history. Over thousands of years, thanks to the creativity and skilful hands of the Japanese, they have simulated the excellence of simple and complex objects in life through folding paper. In addition, there are a lot of origami models with a few useful applications such as small things, articles, gifts, ... In this article, Locobee will guide you how to fold the paper box Origami is Japanese style, simple and convenient, free of cost and help space around you become more compact because of the storage facilities they bring.

Prepare

All that is needed is a sheet of A4 paper and scissors. You should use cardboard paper so that the boxes will be more sturdy and sturdy.

Proceed

Step 1: Place the A4 sheet on the side of the sheet, fold the edge of the paper as shown, then cut off the excess paper to form a square shape.

Step 2: Double the paper twice to make 4 squares of equal size.

Step 3: Fold the corners of the paper in.

Step 4: Fold a peak into the center of the paper, continuing to fold the edge of the center of the paper.

Step 5: Do the same with the opposite corner.

Step 6: Open the folded part in steps 4 and 5, for the other two folding corners similar to steps 4 and 5.

Step 7: Fold along the red line below the picture to create folds, attention when folding remember to open the next two sides.

Step 8: Fold the sides of the paper inside.

Admire the finished product!

So you have just completed a box of paper Origami style Japanese. You can completely replace the expensive tools with the small boxes like this beautiful, decorate them by drawing or sticking to the box to your liking. Handy paper boxes will be placed on desks, desks, cabinets, bookshelves, etc., or wherever you want to put your items neatly and well. You can fold them when you are free or make boxes to give to your friends is a great idea. If you want to increase the size of the box when you use paper size A3, A2, ... depending on the needs and interests.

Wish you success with Origami paper boxes.