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Kaboose.com - July 2008
Origami Bijou Modern Alphabet Necklaces / These adorable necklaces carry along the Mommy & Me trend that is popping up everywhere. Created from a sheet of 99.9% fine silver, the origami pendants and charms are folded in the same tradition as paper. Each necklace also comes in a box that will keep it protected and safe.
Both you and your daughter can wear the first initial of your last name around your neck, which will definitely excite your daughter, as she will feel bonded with you.
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Fashions-addict.com - May 2008
Direction Origami Bijou, à la rencontre de Cindy Ng. A 21 ans, cette créatrice hongkongaise a commencé par réaliser des pliages en origami qu’elle vendait aux boutiques des musées à travers le monde.
So, let’s go to Origami Bijou to meet Cindy Ng. When she was 21 years old, this young Hong Kong designer created origami kits and sold them to museum shops all over the world. view feature article |
BizBash.com - April 2008
For a fun activity that time-crunched employees can do without leaving the office, origami artist Cindy Ng teaches corporate types view feature article |
sweet.se - April 2008
Fint runt halsen: Tjusiga silversmycken av Cindy Ng
Wow. Jag säger det igen – wow. Skapade från ett enda ark av silver enligt samma tradition som pappers origami är det här gänget med halsband bland de tjusigare jag stött på.
Designern heter Cindy Ng och smyckena tillverkas för hand. Imponerande var ordet. Jag känner mig inspirerad. Nu är det jag som ska rota fram lite papper och vika mig något fräsigt. |
Fashionably Geek - April 2008
All this little origami items look pretty cool, but there are two major problems with it. Being made of paper it is not very durable and you have to know how to fold it properly. It is fine for those with the patience, for the rest of us we can just get these Origami Necklaces. Each one is hand folded from a single sheet of silver so that these really are true origami pieces. |
Compradiccion.com - April 2008
El origami es el arte japonés de la papiroflexia, consistente en crear a partir de una hoja de papel todo tipo de figuras más o menos imaginativas. Cindy Ng, una diseñadora asentada en San Francisco, ha decidido sustituir el papel por láminas de plata y crear su nueva línea de joyería, toda una obra de paciencia y creatividad.
Desde la típica grulla de la felicidad y la larga vida hasta molinillos de viento, pasando por estrellas o galletas de la fortuna, podemos optar por cualquiera de estas pequeñas piezas por precios que oscilan entre los 40 y los 52 euros. Elegante y original por un precio asequible. |
Trendhunter.com - April 2008
With the current fascination with origami art in design, from origami TV remote control to turning your gum into origami art, this collection of Origami Necklaces is definitely a hip addition to your accessories.
Each piece is created from a single sheet of fine silver by artist Cindy Ng and folded in the same tradition as paper origami.
The collection is handmade in California and necklace designs include, crane, wishing star, sailing boat, fortune cookie and other symbols. It is also available for earrings. |
aroundphilly.com - February 2008
If most of your attempts at origami have ended with a garbage full of crumpled paper, Cindy Ng's indestructible origami crane necklace may be the accessory you’ve been waiting for. Considered a symbol of longevity, this precious metal crane is sure to last a lot longer than your attention span while reading Origami For Dummies. Among the first products in the designer’s new jewelry line, Origami Bijou is born of thin sheets of silver, expertly manipulated into aviary elegance. |
my7475 ( curious things & curious people) - January 2008 |
Xpress Magazine - Australia - January 2008
San Franciscan designer, Cindy Ng, has skillfully transformed origami into wearable jewellry. Sold under the label Origami Bijou, Cindy's pieces are delicate and small, just like real origami. Every one of Cindy's creations have traditional symbolism - the turtles for wisdom, the crane for longevity and the spinning windmill which can turn your luck towards good health, wealth and a romantic lover. > view feature article |
sprig.com / Newsweek - January 2008
Exquisite Jewelry From Our Favorite Eco-Designers
Why it's Good: Almost every piece is one-of-a-kind and handmade with care. Each designer masters a particular style that stands alone. One of these pieces is bound to sing out to you and suit the unique individual that you are.
Origami Bijou: An origami necklace shaped like a windmill symbolizes a return to good luck. Designer Cindy Ng wastes not a sliver of silver; she uses every last scrap. > view feature article |
| NWsource.com / The Seattle Times - December 2007
Origami artist Cindy Ng, who built her business, Finger Magic, on whimsical, three-dimensional forms made out of paper, has now upgraded from paper to fine metals with her new line, Origami Bijou. With deft and delicate fingers, Ng transforms thin sheets of silver into everything from frogs and bunnies to fortune cookies and castles. > view feature article |
Funky Finds - November 2007
Her new line, ORIGAMI BIJOU, is a unique take on origami & jewelry. Made from a sheet of fine silver, these beautiful pieces are folded into cranes, doodads, and other goodies that are stunning & beautiful. |
World Market - Korea - October 2007 |
Weekly WebSnob - October 2007
A weekly round of web snobs loving origami bijou!
BagBliss · Kristopher Dukes · Stiletto Jungle · Style Bakery |
Fasshonaburu - October 2007
Fasshonaburu is Japanese for fashionable. This fashion blog thinks our bijou is a beautiful piece! |
Accessories Magazine - October 2007
Magic Touch by Sarah Ladd
The elegant, intricate art of origami now comes in necklace form. Designer Cindy Ng of Finger Magic combines ancient origami designs with modern pearls to create delicate yet durable jewelry. Each design conveys a distinct, powerful meaning; the Peace Crane represents good fortune and longevity, for example, and is handmade using a fine sheet of silver with folding properties. |
Coquette - October 2007
Natalie Zee Drieu of Coquette who is also editor at Craftzine loves our bijou! She selects some of her favorites to showcase. |
Fashionation - October 2007
Singapore fashion blog called Fashion Nation, co-written by Dottie and Stephie finds Finger Magic's Origami Bijou lucky. =) |
Graphic Artist Guild - September 2007
Featured Artist, Cindy Ng > What is your Background?
I design origami models and the illustrations that appear on the origami model. I honed these skills through practice and a constant push to improve my designs, techniques and vision. > view feature article |
Oakland Magazine - September 2007
The art of folding 2-D sheets of paper into 3-D shapes has helped Cindy Ng refine her thinking, given her confidence and presented her with a viable business niche. > view feature article |
Notcot.org - August 2007
I used to love making tiny origami - it kind of blows my mind that over at finger magic they are actually folding these out of mini sheets of silver! |
Daily Candy - July 2007
Fatal Attraction : Finger Magic Origami Bijou
Obsession. While it usually makes you think of coming home to find your bunny in a pressure cooker, it can be a good thing.
Case in point? Cindy Ng. The Hayward, California, designer took her love for origami one step further and created a collection of folded silver jewelry called Origami Bijou (we also like the name a lot).
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stylish.ca - June 2007
I've always thought that origami- the Japanese art of making paper sculptures- was beautiful. Artist Cindy Ng makes hers with sheets of silver and strings them up in pearls.The result is so delicate and classy it almost makes me want to write a haiku...
The origami peace crane necklace in ivory makes a statement of its own so its best to downplay everything else. Now is the time to go simple.
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clothes-pin blog - June 2007
Cindy Ng of Finger Magic is an origami artist and recently emailed me about her recent departure from paper to silver. Fashioned from a single sheet of silver, the pendants are folded in the same tradition as paper. Each animal has significance; from the well known crane symbolizing longevity, to the bunny for new beginnings. Cindy's website is pretty fun to peruse, I'm stuck on the origami gift boxes as well. |
toydirectory.com - May 2007
New & Notable Toys: Arts & Crafts / by TDmontly Staff
Check out these new and noteworthy toys.
DIY Handmade Greeting Cards - Origami Butterfly.
This butterfly origami card set includes easy to follow, full color instructions, along with three sheets of two different designs (4.5” x 4.5”), six antennae to attach to the head of each butterfly, two decorative cards (5” x 5”), two yellow flatcards (5” x 5”) and four natural color envelopes (5.5” x 5.5”). The set makes six complete butterflies. |
cuteable.com - May 2007
The overall idea behind Cindy Ng’s Finger Magic is kind of like scrapbooking in 3D: her DIY kits include beautifully colored origami paper which you can fold yourself to add an extra zing to your greeting cards. view feature article |
designmom.com - May 2007
I believe I've mentioned before that I've found origami to be a good way to keep my daughter Maude's able hands busy ... In addition to being a great little online shop that sells all things origami, the site is also an excellent resource for origami instructions (including videos). But what I especially liked is the lifestyle section of the site. view feature article |
kidpoop.com - May 2007
Origami designed to be better. Cindy Ng has refined traditional origami paper, designed a line of whimiscal origami kits, and brought a novel twist of distinct life, character, and personality to origami. view feature article |
Playthings.com – April 2007
Toy of the Week: The Paper Pals origami paper set ($66.99) from Hayward, Calif.-based Finger Magic includes directions for making Bunny, Turtle, Elephant, Piggy, Froggie and Fish origami and a 120 sheets of origami paper with which to do it.
All of the above styles are also sold individually for $12.99 and include 20 sheets and four designs. |
Craft Magazine - April 2007
Origami kits always intrigue me, but then after folding a few animals I wonder what it's all for. So when I discovered Finger Magic, I thought, origami with a purpose! by Carla Sinclair
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Omiru.com - December 2006
"Origami has a lot of soul," says Cindy Ng of Finger Magic as she traces origami’s history from its 15th century samurai gift-giving origins to the present day, when communication is driven more by technology (e-mail, anyone?) than by human interaction... view feature article |
Craftzine.com - November 2006
Cindy Ng of Finger Magic has some cool origami kits for gift giving this holiday season. I love the mix of styles from cute animals like bunnies and frogs to the fashion themed origami of high-heels and mini-skirts... view feature article |
MightyGoods.com - March 2006
Each kit contains an instruction guide and 20 or 30 sheets of paper printed with designs that make the end product even cuter...view feature article |
KTSF Channel 26 / Face of the Bay Area Spring 2005
Cindy Ng landed a 15 sec spot on San Francisco Bay Area's Asian Channel 26 in Spring 2005 demonstrating how to fold a giant froggie origami. |
Gifts & Decorative Accessories - April 2005
Caroline Kennedy scooped us out at the LA Gift Show in January 2005 and featured Finger Magic's handmade origami greeting card...view feature article |
Museums & More - Spring 2005
These handmade origami earrings from Finger Magic are one-of-a-kind earrings that come in a pretty little giftbox. |
Memories Community - Jan–Mar 2005
Love the look of origami, but intimidated by complex projects? Here's a great one to get you started. Designed by Cindy Ng of Finger Magic, this pretty little card is a snap to finish...view feature article |
Delight.com - Dec 2004
Finger Magic has ready to go kits...view feature article |
Museums & More- Winter 2004
These origami cards from Finger Magic illustrate some ideas from its line of do-it-yourself kits. Finger Magic supplies come with a full-color instruction book that finally makes origami easy and fun for everyone. The origami paper is pre-printed to generate detail and creative results. Designs include everything from animals to sports in a variety of colors. |
Washington Post - December 2004
Mary Lou Tousignant suggests Finger Magic as a fun and crafty gift for the holidays! view feature article |
Paper Creations Magazine - Holiday 2004
We discovered Finger Magic at a trade show...a small booth with big ideas. view feature article |
LiquidTreat - December 2004
LiquidTreat features Finger Magic in their weekly zine to inspire other designers. view feature article |
Scrap & Stamp Arts - December 2004
Finger Magic introduces Simply Origami, an easy approach to creating origami. Simply Origami comes with a full-color instruction guide. The pages of the guide are used to make the origami. Each theme is labeled with its degree of difficulty. Themes include Bunny, Turtle, Classic Hearts, High Heels and Mini Jackets. |
Crafttrends - September 2004
Origami, the art of folding paper, is made easier with contemporary designs on pre-printed paper with instruction guides for scrapbooks and greeting cards.
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San Leandro Times - June 2004
Cindy Ng put her future in her own hands when she decided to create a simple way to make origami, an ancient Japanese paper craft which allows people to fold a sheet of paper to form an object...view feature article |