Modular Origami Polyhedra
When I just started doing modular origami, I was mostly attracted to floral designs, all sort of curls, petals and frills. And I still love all that, but somewhere along the way I developed an interest in more straight geometrical models too – polyhedrons of all kinds and shapes.
And when I think of origami polyhedrons, two books in particular come to mind – Unit Origami Essence and Unit Origami Wonderland by Tomoko Fuse. I have already folded plenty of models from the first book, but only now I started to study the second one. These are models I found there and I’m surely going to fold something else from this book soon!
Name: | Origami Polyhedra (Tetrahedron, Icosahedron) |
Designer: | Tomoko Fuse |
Units: | 6 / 30 |
Paper ratio: | square |
Assembled with: | no glue |
Paper size: | 5 cm |
Model size: | ~ 4.5 / 8 cm |
Paper: | Kami (TOYO, Japan) |
Diagram: | Unit Origami Wonderland by Tomoko Fuse, p. 90 |
Name: | Origami Dodecahedron |
Designer: | Tomoko Fuse |
Units: | 30 |
Paper ratio: | square |
Assembled with: | no glue |
Paper size: | 7.5 cm |
Model size: | ~ 8.5 cm |
Paper: | Harmony paper (Grimmhobby, Japan) |
Diagram: | Unit Origami Wonderland by Tomoko Fuse, p. 58 |
Tags: Geometric, ISBN:9784817081650, Kusudama, Polyhedra, Tomoko Fuse
These are really beautiful, Maria. Congratulations. Is the Icosahedron from page 42 of the book?
Thank you! It’s from page 90, I’ll add this information to the post.
I really want to create this, but I don’t have the book. Is there any other online tutorial?
Thanks!
Where did you buy this book? I am looking for it everywhere — Google, my college’s library, Japanese Amazon… It seems to have disappeared from existence.
Hm… indeed, maybe it’s out of print now?
But check out this store, the book is currently available here:
https://origami-papier.eu/navi.php?a=5708&lang=eng