How to make an origami BOW TIE from A4 paper

Опубликовано: 07 Август 2026
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Origami bow tie, folded by hand according to the instructions from one white sheet of A4 paper.
Its feature is a huge similarity with a real cloth original product. I'm willing to bet that from a certain distance you won't even recognize them from each other.
At all times, such bow ties were worn by representatives of both sexes, but still many are accustomed to associate them more with the male part of the planet's population.

In the classical sense, a bow tie is a piece of cloth that is tied around the human neck. Its both edges were tied into one reliable, but beautiful symmetrical bow knot. Previously, a bow tie was considered an exclusive attribute of the aristocracy and its wearing was mandatory in society in public in a certain class, but in the modern world it has spread among all segments of the population. Now a smart-looking man with a bow tie or a girl can be found on the street literally everywhere on the globe.


Of the historical famous personalities who love this type of clothing, one should definitely mention the well-known Winston Churchill. Having reviewed old pictures with him in that era, you can easily be convinced of this.
It is indispensable for representatives of such professions: magicians, croupiers, judges in the rings (boxing), in some countries it is popular among lawyers.

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