Exclusive Origami Workshop for Families & Kids

Where passion meets paper, and families create magic together

In the quiet lanes of Malviya Nagar, Jaipur, lies a heartwarming story of passion, patience, and creativity.
Meet Suresh Ji, a government employeewho, more than two decades ago, discovered his love for origami.At first, his dedication to paper art was questioned friends and family wondered why a man with a stable service-class career would spend endless hours folding paper. But Suresh Ji followed his heart. Gradually, as his intricate creations began to speak for themselves, everyone around him recognized his extraordinary talent and came to admire his commitment.

Origami is a Japanese art of folding paper made its come from the words oru (fold) and kami (paper). Traditionally, all origami pieces have to be folded with a paper square.

A form of communication without language, Origami is a creative art and also therapy.
Children and older, all have an interest in origami activities. In this beginning workshop, the full introduction to origami, and fun with origami paper will be taught to be an interesting paper sculpture.

Today, not only does his family appreciate his passion, they actively join him in bringing his imagination to life , fold by fold, piece by piece.

We have curated a special 2 to 2.5-hour origami workshop where guest families with children can experience this journey of creativity and togetherness.

Parents and children will learn the art of folding tiny paper cubes, which form the base for delightful creations.

While parents enjoy the mindful calm of origami, help children in making paper cubes , and Suresh ji will guide to shape their own superheroes, dolls, or playful creatures.

It is not just art workshop, it is a lesson in patience, concentration, and the joy of building something with your own hands.

For kids especially, Suresh Ji believes origami is a wonderful alternative to screen time, encouraging focus and imagination in the most joyful way.

This experience is also a cultural exchange. Guests are welcomed into a local Jaipur home, where they can witness Indian family bonding at its warmest. Over homemade fritters, tea, and coffee, stories are shared and laughter flows, making the workshop much more than just an art session. It becomes a memory of connection.

By the end, each family carries home not only their creations but also a meaningful reminder: that pursuing one’s passion, even when the world doubts, can inspire and unite generations.