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ORIGAMI GALLERY

On this page you will find photos of geometric modular origami, designed by origami masters and folded by me. Hover your cursor over the first photo of each model to see more information about it. 

Constructing modular origami is an immensely satisfying pursuit, and one I would recommend to anyone who enjoys working with their hands, or who remembers enjoying model-making or building with Lego or Meccano as a child. The process of folding dozens of the same modular unit, over and over again, induces a meditative, flow-like state. And the challenge of then constructing the finished model can be incredibly rewarding.  To top it all off, you end up with a beautiful geometric form to admire and enjoy! 



My first kusudama: Kusudama Seastar, designed by Tomoko Fuse
Kusudama Morning Dew, designed by Makoto Yamaguchi
Electra, designed by David Mitchell
Kusudama Void, designed by Tadashi Mori
Espiral, designed byTomoko Fuse
Five Intersecting Tetrahedra, designed by Thomas Hull
Magic Rose Cube, designed by Valerie Vann
Cherry Blossom Ball, designed by Tomoko Fuse
Icosahedron from Sonobe units, accredited to Mitsunobu Sonobe (units) and Steve Krimball (model)
Swallowtail Butterfly, designed by Evi Binzinger (not modular)
Revealed Flower Kusudama, designed by Valentina Gonchar
Infinity Star, designed by Francesco Guarnieri
Origami Dahlia, designer unknown
Star Festival, designed by Nobuko Okabe
The Platonic Solids, designed by David Mitchell
Little Turtle Kusudama (30 units), designed by Tomoko Fuse
Little Turtle Kusudama (30 units variation), designed by Tomoko Fuse
Dodecahedron, from Robert Neale's 'Penultimate' modules
Liberty Star, designed by Ekaterina Lukasheva
UVWXYZ, designed by Francesco Mancini
Froebel Star, accredited to Friedrich Fröbel; Heart Wreath designed by me
Curler Cuboctahedron, designed by Herman Van Goubergen
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