Jibang folding was a necessary requirement of etiquette for the descendants to have receive the ancestorial worship ceremony(Je-sa), and ancestor-memorial rites(Cha-re). Jibang Folding was handed from grandfather to father, from father to son, and from son to grandchild. This is one kind of Korean traditional folk custom and it seems to be an origin of Korean paper folding. Also, dwelling styles show how closely Koreans lived with papers. Korea has a very intimate relation with paper, because people used paper for making wallpaper as well as windows. Korea is the most intimately related with the paper among the three countries in Northeast Asia. It is not certain when and where the folding paper began. We can assume that man folded paper as soon as paper was invented. Chinese paper folding is considered to be the oldest one among three countries. japan learned the method to make the paper from Damjing, a Korean monk, during the Corea period. Then the Japanese produced quality paper and developed paper folding themselves. For the first time in the world, Japan published books about paper folding (1797). At present, there are a lot of professional publishing companies producing books about paper folding. Also, there are also a lot of societies for the study of paper folding. And they do a study in foreign languages, so paper folding is famous as "Origami" around the world. Korean paper folding has continued as a custom because it has been written as a part of elementary school textbooks and teachers' guidebooks. But during the Japanese Colonization period, Japan obliterated all aspects of Korean culture. So the Korean paper folding culture was banished during this period. But finally breaking a long silence, the paper folding culture was revived with the establishment of the Korean Paper Folding Organization in March, 1989. It is necessary for us to excavate the past traditional paper folding as well as to exhibit the creative paper art work. In this way, paper folding can be improved greatly.