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Now it is possible to use and make machines of origami. It is possible to make sphere like objects with interesting patterns making up the sides. Also, lamps can easily be made and origami is often made easier by using laser beams to make scores in the paper in the pattern that is needed for an item of origami. Technology has made origami more and more a thing of today and less and less a thing of tradition.{Source D}

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Nowadays origami has evolved into many different forms. Foil backed paper can now be used for 3D models, including squirrels, kangaroos and other non native animals. Miura-ori  is used to make scarves and fold based patterns are used on shirts, skirts, and other items of clothing. Polypropylene is used and folded using origami and Miura-ori to make lamps and similar. Some origami forms use more than one sheet of paper(for example a bird of paradise flower).{Source D}

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Most traditionalorigami can be made with only one sheet of paper. But even so, there are many extremely intricate designs! These can coexist peacefully using the skill and delicacy of well trained 'origami fingers' {Source D}

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Buddhism is an originally Indian religion. It also adopted and influenced origami just like Shinto religion did. But in different ways. As soon as ways of recording folding were born, new, complex designs were made. These often required a lot of concentration and patience(a Buddhist key point). Some designs could also be made simply without many folds. These zero fold designs became symbols of Buddhism.{Source B,C}

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Shintoism is the original religion in Japan and was quick to adopt origami. The Japanese word for paper became Kami, a homonym for the Japanese word for a spirit of Shinto origin. White folded zigzags of paper adorn the boundaries of sacred areas. A paper crane or tortoise symbolizes long life, and two twin butterflies symbolize happy marriage. The belief even arose that the folding of one thousand paper cranes would make one healthy!{Sources A,B,C}

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Origami is commonly thought of as an art form originating from Japan. But origami was actually bought over with the invention of paper, from China, in 6th century CE. But origami flourished in Japan more than it did in any other country. It became very fashionable, even being printed as a design on clothing. It fell down in the taishoo period, but soon bounced back to become the art form we know today.{Sources A,B}