Origami Packaging: Sustainable Solutions for Unique Products
16. 12. 2026
In this intergenerational workshop, we will explore the basics of origami with Nataša Brunec (Ars Origami) and fold gift boxes and cases from one or more sheets of paper. We will make packaging for festive gifts, creative projects or everyday use.
We will learn how to choose paper according to its weight and texture, and how to adapt the dimensions to a gift or object. High-quality paper in a range of colours and patterns will be provided. Through origami, we will explore making sustainable packaging without waste.
The workshop is for anyone who enjoys making things by hand or wants to create their own paper gift packaging. Children over 8 accompanied by a parent or guardian, as well as young people and adults over 14, are welcome. No previous experience is required.
You will take your handmade boxes and cases home, along with the skills to keep creating.
About the mentor
Under the name Ars Origami, Nataša Brunec has spent 12 years creating paper installations, decorative objects, jewellery and other useful items. In workshops across Slovenia, she brings traditional origami together with contemporary design and sustainable materials.
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Participants should gather in the entrance hall of Center Rog 15 minutes before the programme begins. Please store your personal belongings in the lockers indicated by the mentor. Do not be late, as this disrupts the working process. In case of late arrival, entry to the lab cannot be guaranteed.
The programme is held in Slovenian unless stated otherwise.
In case of cancellation, you will be notified two days before the planned start of the programme.
If you are unable to attend the programme, the fee is non-refundable and the date cannot be changed. You may transfer your place to another person by notifying us at least 24 hours before the start at arsorigami@gmail.com.
We look forward to your company and creating together!
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