Taros Origami Studio is now fully open as NYC moves to Phase 4, but as you know, it’s still unsafe to teach origami indoors right now, so the studio has decided to introduce an origami vehicle to provide mobile origami service for greater NYC area! This mobile studio will be a one-of-a-kind rolling library / museum / and teaching space and we can’t wait to get it to a place near you. The crowdfunding campaign for the new studio launched worldwide in the US and Japan on August 1st and you get help contribute here:
Together we can help keep everyone folding for years to come!
Here is also a look at the exclusive perks for this campaign, which offer some great discounts on our already affordable products.
Thanks so much for helping us make this dream a reality and we can’t wait to see you fold safely in person!
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