Learn how to fold origami boxes and containers as a way to turn a flat sheet of paper into something you can actually use. There is something deeply satisfying about watching a few folds come together into a small, sturdy object that can hold things.
Origami boxes are easy to come back to and easy to make in sets. You can fold one for notes, one for small treasures, or a few that sit nicely together on a desk or shelf. The way the paper locks and takes shape gives a quiet sense of order, and that makes this kind of folding especially grounding and enjoyable.
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