Papier-Mâché is a crafting technique that involves using paper and adhesive to create three-dimensional objects. The process typically starts with tearing or cutting paper into small pieces, which are then soaked in a glue or paste mixture. Once the paper is applied to a mold or structure, it dries to form a hard, durable surface. This method is popular for making art projects, decorative items, and even toys. Papier-Mâché can be painted or decorated after drying, allowing for creative expression. It is often used in schools and workshops due to its accessibility and the minimal materials required.