Beneath the delicate folds of origami lies a story that spans centuries and continents. What began as sacred paper offerings in ancient China evolved into a refined art form in Japan, embraced by samurai and artisans alike. From the symbolic crane to modular masterpieces, origami reflects a deep cultural journey of creativity and transformation. As the craft spread worldwide, it inspired new interpretations—like Lladró’s porcelain Origami Collection, where fleeting paper forms are made timeless. These intricate sculptures honor the past while reimagining tradition through light, texture, and permanence. The art of folding becomes more than a technique—it becomes a narrative of beauty, resilience, and reinvention.