cafeina wrote: > ... Faltblatter is apparently a brand of origami paper.
"Faltblätter" simply means "folding sheets" and therefore is a mere description of the content, no indication of the brand. > superintensiv tauchgefarbt This literally translates to "super intensive dive coloured" and means that the paper has been submerged as a whole into a liquid colour solution to get a bright intense colouration throughout the whole sheet. If you fold or cut these sheets no white should show up. > The company symbol is a black rooster with rainbow tail feathers. Doesn't sound any familiar to me. The most common brands for folding sheets in the German speaking area are Ursus and Folia. Isn't there a barcode with a number on the package? If yes, please tell us the number. > Is there some special use for round paper in Germany? Apart from folding (what these sheets are obviously intended for), you can sometimes find unusually shaped papers for presentations. Nice Greetings Anna from Vienna, Austria
