Origami on CD-i was made by Eaglevision in 1993, the same company behind Tangram and CD Shoot on CD-i. In 1994, they built a follow-up running on the same engine but focused on a specific theme: a Doll's House. Origami was also translated by Philips Artspace in Japan on CD-i and it was one of the more popular titles, according to our source. The reason why the sequel never made it was unclear: It seems like the software was similar in execution. You can actually try it yourself, a ROM file has been dumped at Hidden Palace.
Origami gives you instructions how to fold all kinds of objects with paper, It actually holds 2500 illustration about how to do it, all performed by Laurent D'Haeseleer and Jose Krooshoop. Jose Krooshoop made several books about Origami as well and she was also involved in the Doll's House edition.
[Credits: evilhamwizard, Hidden Palace]