Traditional Japanese Origami

A workshop for children and adults
Led by Arthur, in Russian and Armenian.

How do birds, flowers, animals and amazing geometric shapes come out of an ordinary sheet of paper? Come and discover origami, the traditional Japanese art of paper folding!

In this workshop we will learn to turn plain sheets of paper into three-dimensional figures without scissors or glue. We will start with basic techniques and gradually move on to more interesting and complex forms. Every participant will make their own pieces to take home.

Origami is not only creativity, but also great training for attention, spatial thinking, fine motor skills and patience. And there is a special joy in watching something completely new appear from a flat sheet, right in your hands!

About the master
The class is led by Arthur Sahakyan, an origami master with 15 years of experience. Arthur taught himself the most complex folding techniques by studying specialist literature and original methods. Now he is ready to share his knowledge and the secrets of his craft with ArtLav's guests.

Group size: 5–8 people. A small group lets the master give attention to everyone.
No experience needed: the workshop suits both first-timers and those already familiar with origami.
All materials are provided.

Organizer: TATYANA ZHESTKOVA IE