The term for the art of paper folding is "origami." This traditional Japanese art form transforms flat sheets of paper into intricate sculptures and designs through a series of folds, without the use of scissors or glue. Origami has deep cultural roots in Japan and is often associated with ceremonial and decorative purposes. While it primarily involves paper, the principles of origami can be applied to various materials, enhancing creativity and problem-solving skills. Modern origami has expanded beyond its traditional forms, inspiring mathematicians and scientists with concepts related to geometry and engineering.