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These origami boxes are shaped as a Bear and a Fox. Because they share a common base and some features, we may say they are cousins sharing the same origami genes! Both are made using a water bomb base, but the points of reference and guidelines are a little unusual. Two relatives of the Bear and Fox are a Halloween Cat and a Rabbit, both of … Read more
A model design of Leyla Torres Do you like to fold origami Boxes, Containers, and Envelopes? You’re in luck! This model is a perfect container for Easter goodies and gifts! Both the lid and the box for this Ribbon Gift Box are based on the traditional Masu Box.
A model design of Leyla Torres In German folklore–especially in North German mythology–an elf is considered and portrayed as a supernatural being. The Christmas elf appeared in literature as early as 1850 when Louisa May Alcott completed an unpublished book with the title Christmas Elves. At Christmas time In the United States, Canada, Great Britain, and … Read more
A model design of Leyla Torres Do you like to fold holiday-themed origami models? You’re in luck! Here at Origami Spirit, we feature such models and we’re sure you’ll enjoy what you find on the site. Santa Claus is a legendary, iconic figure, and a cherished origami subject. I’m happy to share this new origami … Read more
This Paper Folder, “Papiroflecta,” an origami model design by Oscar Rojas, is a tribute to those who love paper folding as expressed in the art of origami and offered here with the permission of the designer.
The folding process includes compound folds, such as a swivel fold, so be ready to accept this modest challenge and remember: origami teaches us patience and rewards those who persevere!
A model design of Rui Roda In Colombia, these leaf-cutter, winged ants are considered a delicacy and are either fried or roasted for consumption, an old tradition inherited from the Guanes, a pre-colonial culture. Some believe Hormiga Culona is an aphrodisiac and gift the ants as a wedding present.