Review:
Folded: A Story Of Paper Folding By Eileen H. Gugelberger
overall review score: 4.3
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Folded: A Story of Paper Folding by Eileen H. Gugelberger is an insightful exploration into the art and history of paper folding. The book delves into various techniques, cultural significance, and the creative process behind origami and other folding crafts, combining historical context with practical guidance to both enthusiasts and newcomers alike.
Key Features
- Comprehensive history of paper folding across different cultures
- Detailed instructions on traditional and modern origami techniques
- Illustrative diagrams and photographs to aid understanding
- Exploration of the cultural significance and artistic expressions through folding
- Accessible for both beginners and advanced practitioners
Pros
- Informative and well-researched content providing a broad historical perspective
- Clear visual aids that enhance comprehension of folding techniques
- Engaging writing style that appeals to a wide audience
- Combines artistic appreciation with practical instructions
Cons
- May be somewhat technical for absolute beginners without prior experience
- Limited focus on contemporary or experimental folding styles
- Some illustrations could be more detailed for complex folds