Glossary
Key terms from Kamiori-Studio, organized by index.
A corner folded from the edge of the paper.
Forming one corner requires a 180-degree area, making it thinner than an internal corner but thicker than a vertex corner.
It is easy to create a band-like corner that keeps the same thickness to the tip.
A corner folded from inside the paper.
Because forming one corner requires a full 360-degree area, it tends to become thick.
A component proposed by Kamiori-Studio for structurally turning paper into a three-dimensional form. By combining components, complex polygonal shapes can be created.
It is characterized by a semi-three-dimensional form that does not fold flat.
A corner folded from the paper’s vertex.
Forming one corner requires a 90-degree area, making it the thinnest among corners.