World Origami Day and new style of 25th edition of BABY EXPO

World Origami Day is celebrated on 11 November. It was established by Nippon Origami Association in 1980 to mark the end of World War I, which officially ended at 11:00 on 11 November 1918. It was the first day of peace after the war lasting four years and three months. The symbol of this day was Japanese paper crane.

Classical origami is a figure from a square sheet of special paper, folded without the use of scissors or other tools. It is believed that origami originated from ancient China, where paper was invented. But this art developed mainly in Japan, where it became an important ceremonial component.

However, origami has evolved from the art of folding paper figures into a true global trend. Strict geometry and conciseness of forms are increasingly gaining ground in the world of design. Its elements are used in the most unexpected objects, e.g. interior, household items, clothing, web design and visual arts.

   
  
In keeping with the times, BABY EXPO also joined this worldwide trend, and slightly updated the logo and general style of its 25th anniversary edition. Please welcome BABY EXPO’s new face in origami style!

  
BABY EXPO, the largest B2B event related to baby and children’s products in Ukraine, will be held from 10 to 12 March 2021 at the same location, International Exhibition Center in Kyiv.