Where Origami Came Alive.

"Ori" stands for origami, which literally means "folding papers" in Japanese. On the other side, "Bagu", originally spelled as "Baggu" in Japanese, means bags. Folding paper into animal forms is a cherished childhood pastime in many Asian cultures. The origami art form was never meant to be limited to a 2D square-shape paper. The notion of origami art is taking flat paper and creating objects in a 3D space. Using that concept combined with practical functionality, is how ORIBAGU bags were born.