Here’s a very interesting video on Japanese gift wrapping, I thought it was fascinating
how they put such care and thought into such a simple thing we take for granted.
https://youtu.be/SBOd5tujWmk?si=9KRRbTkbqsGKa1Ro
In my family we just give gifts in bags
Here’s a very interesting video on Japanese gift wrapping, I thought it was fascinating
how they put such care and thought into such a simple thing we take for granted.
https://youtu.be/SBOd5tujWmk?si=9KRRbTkbqsGKa1Ro
In my family we just give gifts in bags
Merry Christmas!
Funny, we were just discussing (my daughter and I) how the Danish Royal Family
gifts were wrapped and presented without the use of tape or adhesives. The sole
motive was to make it easier for the Royalty Family to unwrap the gifts. There
was considerable and very creative thought put towards this "origami"
type endeavor, on behalf of the these entitled little...
Though the craft is impressive, that came from that effort, so?
Here’s a very interesting video on Japanese gift wrapping, I thought it was fascinating
how they put such care and thought into such a simple thing we take for granted.
https://youtu.be/SBOd5tujWmk?si=9KRRbTkbqsGKa1Ro
In my family we just give gifts in bags
Merry Christmas!
Funny, we were just discussing (my daughter and I) how the Danish Royal Family
gifts were wrapped and presented without the use of tape or adhesives. The sole
motive was to make it easier for the Royalty Family to unwrap the gifts. There
was considerable and very creative thought put towards this "origami"
type endeavor, on behalf of the these entitled little...
Though the craft is impressive, that came from that effort, so?
It’s cheaper to not use tape therefore allowing more money to be spent on LEGO
Thay are very good at their job you must admit, I couldn’t do that and they are
speedwraping!