Origami WORLD RECORD
Largest Mural Made Of Personalised Ceramic Tiles
Housing & Development Board got all its staff to inscribe or shape soft clay which were later kiln-fi red for its 50th anniversary. The ceramic tiles were subsquently assembled to form a mural on the lobby wall of the HDB Hub. The mural, measuring 1.78m by 12.45m, was unveiled on 31 Jan 2010.
Largest Display Of Used Batteries
Students of Bukit View Secondary School collected 1,189 used AA-size batteries to form the word ‘RESPECT’ measuring 2.44m by 1.26m at the school hall on 2 Feb 2010.
Largest Logo Made Of Paper Stars
Largest Origami
In Mar 2001, the Origami Group Singapore, led by Ronald Koh, organised the biggest and most signifi cant origami event at that time. The central attraction of the event was making the world’s largest origami snake. A team of 15 people comprising members of the Origami Group and volunteers successfully folded a 45.49m long king cobra that was designed specifi cally for the event.
Largest Heart Formation Made Of Origami Hearts
Largest Heart Formation Made Of Handprints
Bukit Panjang Primary School students and teachers painted their palms and printed them in a heart-shape design measuring 4.8m by 5.5m. The canvas was used as a stage backdrop for the school’s Chinese New Year concert on 12 Feb 2010.
On 9 Jul 1999, students of Ghim Moh Second- ary School folded 36,455 origami hearts in one hour. The paper hearts were then assembled to form a gigantic heart, with each folded heart representing a pledge to do a kind deed or to touch the life of someone.
Largest Word Formation Made Of Paper Stars
CityCare celebrated Children’s Day on 1 Oct 2009 by making about 500,000 stars from strips of paper and using them to form the words ‘Kids Break Out!’ The formation, measur- ing 1.85m by 13.2m was displayed outside the Singapore Polytechnic auditorium.
Largest Collage Of Folded Paper Frogs
Four Ngee Ann Polytech- nic students, in driving home the
Largest Badge Montage
Badges of Moove Media’s popular cows were displayed at the The Atrium @ Orchard on 6 Feb 2010. The montage, which was done up in a house-like structure, was a combination of four individual 3.6m by 2.2m boards spon- sored by AXA Life Insurance Singapore, F&N Magnolia, Canon and EASB. The area covered by the badges measured 16 sq m.
message of caring for the environment, folded 2,293 paper frogs and assembled them together to form the image of a tree on their campus on 12 Jul 2007.
Largest Paper Crane
Kidney Dialysis Foundation had booklets of origami paper for buyers to fold into paper cranes. Eventually 84,000 cranes were col- lected, raising S$168,000. The project ended at Junction 8 on 20 Oct 2007 with Singapore’s largest paper crane. It measured 2m by 3m.
Largest Display Of Paper Lilies
Members of NUS Students Against Violation of the Earth (SAVE) folded 2,668 paper lilies to mark Earth Hour 2010. They displayed the lilies at the NUS SRC fi eld on 27 Mar 2010.
On 13 Feb 2009, Pioneer Junior College students permanently encased the paper stars they folded in an acrylic container to form the school logo. The logo measured 1.5m by 1.5m.
Largest Display Of Origami Balls
Students from Fajar Secondary School
as well as Singapore School for the Deaf folded paper balls and arranged them to form Singapore Kindness Movement logo on 10 Mar 2010. It measured 5.25m by 8.20m on the fl oor of the school hall.
Largest Origami Display
Thousands of Singaporeans at various locations, from schools to wedding dinners, cooperated to fold a total of 2,148,725 paper lotus fl owers. The display at Ngee Ann City Civic Plaza on 6-7 May 2006 comprised a colos- sal 32-ft lotus with 20 gigantic petals, making it the largest origami installation art exhibited in Singapore. The paper-folding exercise was organised by The Singapore Buddhist Federa- tion in celebration of Vesak Day 2006.
Largest Display Of Paper Eagles
It was Yuying Secondary School’s 100th anniversary. To mark the occa- sion, students folded 41,910 paper eagles and displayed them in an acrylic container measuring 0.5m by 1.0m by 1.7m high on 13 Mar 2010.
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