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FABULOUS ORIGAMI BOXES

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Thinking out of the origami box

By Virgilio Noble | March 21, 2004 - 12:00am

Sometime in 2002, the shock of the terrorists attacks in New York still fresh in everybody’s mind, I got into Zen, haiku and a little bit of Ikebana, all at the same time. I admit I really didn’t understand...

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