Origami is not just the art of folding paper, but a whole world of attention, diligence, and beauty in details. Ludmila Semenova's masterclass will introduce Japanese techniques, inspire creativity, and open new horizons for everyone interested - from beginners to passionate fans of paper magic. Folding a swan from a sheet of paper, creating a flower that will never wilt, or growing an entire paper garden - all this is possible thanks to the art of origami. In Ludmila Semenova's masterclass, participants will learn a unique technique that develops patience, attention, fine motor skills, and even helps improve concentration. Origami is not just an engaging hobby, but a true art that has come to us from the depths of centuries. Its roots are in China, where paper was invented, and its flourishing is in Japan, where folding figures from a single square sheet without scissors became part of cultural traditions. Today, origami captures the hearts of people all over the world - both children and adults. In the class, everyone will be able to create paper figures with their own hands, and along with them - a sense of joy and pride in the result. Under the guidance of an experienced master and in the cozy atmosphere of the library, the process will become not only creative but also meditative: folding paper, concentrating, seeing how something amazing is born from a simple sheet - there is a special magic in this. The masterclass is suitable for everyone: parents with children, schoolchildren, students, adults looking for a creative outlet. No preparation or skills are required - just a desire to try and a little patience. The event coordinator is Maria Lyubushkina, who will gladly help you settle in and get inspired. The meeting will take place in the classics hall of the M. Yu. Lermontov Library, and participation is free. This is a great opportunity to take a break from the hustle and bustle, give yourself an hour of peaceful creativity, and discover an art where beauty is born from simplicity. Age restriction - 12+. We share how to organize leisure in St. Petersburg.