The ancient art of origami is a precise and delicate art form, which can represent imagination, precision, delicacy and attention to detail. Hanoi-based origami artist Nguyễn Hùng Cường created a series of animal sculptures from a Vietnamese handmade paper “Dó” using precise folds and creases. Source
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