Honshu, the largest of Japanese islands, is rich in typical traditions. Among those, the one of origami occupies a special place in local culture. The ancient art of folding paper is reproposed through the design of never-ending paper ribbons, folding and intersecting each other on the whole surface of the wallcovering. The design is obtained through a print with matt inks in relief, contrasting with the background made of a metallic silver gauze on a non-woven base.