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Origami is a more modern word that covers a variety of paper folding practices. One older common word was orikata, or folded shapes. Samurai from the Heian period and onward exchanged gifts decorated with noshi, folded strips of white and red paper containing dried abalone or meat as a good luck token. In Shinto weddings, gifts of wine bottles decorated with paper butterflies were given to the bride and groom as gifts. By the eighteenth century, origami was an important enough part of the culture that the first manual on origami was published. Now you can be part of this ancient art with your own origami kit.
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| Weight | 1 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 4 × 6 × 0.5 in |
Kit includes everything needed to learn the art of Origami:
Please note that your kit may differ in slight cosmetic ways from the image.
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Explore the history of missions in Spanish colonial America. This immersive lesson delves into the daily lives, traditions, and challenges faced by Indigenous peoples and Spanish colonists during this pivotal time in history.
What’s Inside?
Hands-On Activities:
Discover the History of the Missions
With Missions Unboxed, students will gain a deeper understanding of the cultural exchanges, innovations, and challenges that defined the mission era. This is a perfect supplement for California history’s fourth grade social studies mission project!
Perfect for Homeschool Families
Designed to spark curiosity and critical thinking, Missions Unboxed brings history to life with activities and lessons that are both engaging and educational.
Discover Missions Unboxed today and explore the rich history of colonial America!
Please note: The Young Adult box contains discussions of toileting and approaches to sexuality in Indigenous and Spanish communities.
| Weight | 2.36 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 11 × 9 × 6 in |
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