FAQ About The Cultural Significance of Origami in Global Art and Design
How have other cultures adapted origami into their own art forms?
Other cultures have adapted origami into their art by integrating it into traditional crafts and contemporary designs. For example, in South Korea, a similar craft known as 'jong-i jeobgi' incorporates cultural motifs. In the West, artists blend origami with modern art techniques to create innovative installations, demonstrating its universal appeal and adaptability.
