Tomoko Fuse's "Sankaku tairu to kuremachisu kumi awase" model from the "Kusudama Origami - Hana Kiriko" book.
Tag: Modular Origami
Kusudama – “Kirikomi Kiriko Tourou – Hana Suisha”
Tomoko Fuse's “Kirikomi Kiriko Tourou – Hana Suisha” model from the Kusudama Origami book.
Kusudama – “Kirikomi Kiriko – Suisha”
Kusudama "Kirikomi Kiriko - Suisha" from Tomoko Fuse's Kusudama Origami book.
Kusudama – “Hanaboshi Hakkaku Kiriko”
Kusudama "Hanahoshi Hakkaku Kiriko" from Tomoko Fuse's "Kusudama Origami" book.
Rosebud and calyx kusudama
I'm part of a group on Facebook called "Origami Kids" (the group is open so anyone can view it) where people post their creations and/or tutorials on a regular basis. Quite a while ago, I came across a post about a rosebud and calyx tutorial (the tutorial creator and the person who designed the model can …
Sprucing up a kusudama
Kusudama (薬玉; lit. medicine ball) a paper model formed by sewing or gluing units together. Some origami artists dislike the use of papercutting and gluing, but I like them since they make lovely decorations. For 'true' modular origami, the artist Tomoko Fuse comes to mind. Kusudama balls (as they are commonly known as, even though the …
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