Review on 🎴 Unveiling the Artful World of Japanese Origami: Innovative Folding Projects Inside by Kim Sanchez

I totally disagree. I'll list the pros and cons below and you can make your own call. Cons: It comes in an envelope and the paper itself is NOT in the box. It's essentially a thin plastic bag over a padded envelope. Your paper will be damaged. At the same time, when mine arrived in the right condition, the seller sent me a new one almost immediately. Strangely, the second package I received had a different set of patterns - there was an entire pattern that was (by far) the prettiest of them all. package that was not in the first box. It was strange. Pros: This paper is fairly easy to fold and folds well. Using 6x6 I was able to successfully make Joe Nakashima's kite (option 1) from this paper. It is thick enough to be displayed but thin enough to easily make intermediate models. The edges are crisp and clean and are not prone to fraying or stringing, even after repeated folding. Pupils. This is not a quality I would choose to do a lot of work on my own.