Art of cutting paper

From the 12th-13th century onwards, the art of paper-cutting has become part of Chinese daily life and in the 14th century it spreads to the Middle East and Europe. For centuries, the art of simple traditional crafts such as the art of paper cut has evolved into one of the art form whose existence was popularized by leading artists and collectors worldwide
Indonesia is one of the richest countries with traditional philosophical motives and high cultural values. Various traditional motifs can be found in various media, such as: woodcarving, architectural elements, stone carvings, buildings, and at most we can find in cloth. Depending on the type of fabric, each motive is made with varying degrees of complexity. The more complicated the type of motive, the longer the process of making.