Orisue

A piece of paper is plain and dimensionless. By carefully following a series of precise folds, that piece of paper transforms into a three-dimensional work of art and craftsmanship. The finished product reveals itself as more than just art, but as a physical manifestation of the creator’s self-expression and individuality. Once known as ORISUE, this craft is now commonly known as origami.

ORISUE applies this methodology into a similar, yet unique medium of expression—clothing. Similar to paper, fabric is plain until it is birthed with design, color, and stitching. Once these features are meticulously applied to the fabric, the fabric takes life becoming its own—revealing the creator’s lifestyle and individualism.