Passed down from generation to generation, traditional Japanese origami—like the crane, frog, samurai helmet, and shuriken—has no known creator. These timeless models spread “hand to hand” among everyday people and still serve as an introduction to origami today.
However, many of these origami forms, once enjoyed in the Edo to Taisho eras, are now often seen only as educational tools.
COCHAE, known for breathing new life into classic designs with playful graphics, now revisits these traditional models to reimagine them in a way that’s fun and fresh—for both children and adults. A modern twist on timeless forms
