As a part of announcing a line of jewelry inspired by the new film “A Wrinkle in Time”, Alex and Ani hired Taro’s Origami Studio to create an origami tesseract cube that could hold their press release.
Each press release was printed on a polished cardstock and then folded into the cube using a unique set of twists and origami maneuvers. This process created a memorable item that was delivered to selected people so that they could have something out-of-the-ordinary for a press release. It also created a fun puzzle to see if you could re-create the model after learning how to un-fold it.
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