Origami wall

Are you up for folding a symbol of transformation and beauty? Today, we will show you how to make your own traditional origami butterfly. In Japanese culture, butterflies symbolize the soul, renewal, and the delicate

DIY Origami Hexagon Wall Decor | Paper-Folding Art Project: I love the order and calming qualities of a repeating symmetrical pattern, so I thought I'd use this concept to make many of the same pleasing paper shapes and join them together to make a piece of wall art. This Instructable will show you how to fo…

When I left my first teaching school (the one I’m back working at again now) I decided to make a piece of art as a leaving gift for my colleagues in the maths team. I’d seen an image on Pinterest...

88 planes simultaneously hitting the wall with geometrical order by Daniele Sigalot is a contemporary art Installations made with Aluminum, acrylic varnish. Dimensions: . Year: .

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Designer Unknown Tutorial by Ilyere INSTRUCTIONS: Picture taken from: https://l2origami.files.wordpress.com/2013/01/100_7675.jpg

Kinga Kubowicz of KingKongDesignShop has created Moduuli, a collection of unique, modern and eye-catching geometric origami wall art. #ModernWallArt #GeometricWallArt #Origamii #Decor

These geometric origami shapes are one of my absolute favorite crafts. When I know I'll be stuck in the car for a while, I bring along strips of paper to fold and it really makes the time fly. If you use recycled paper and a painted tree branch, this project is totally free. Once…

It's time for more Tsuru on the blog today (see Part I and Part II if you haven't already)! Today's Geranium Dresses are sophisticated, yet fun: a flutter-sleeve dress with...

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Wall of Rainbow Koi: My friend saw a wall hanging of origami koi that she really liked, but the etsy shop that was selling it had it priced at over $1000. Thus, I set out to make this for her birthday/Christmas present, and after countless hours of folding while walking…

Believe it or not, but these gorgeous geometric sculptures were created out of ordinary sheets of paper by artist Matt Shlian. Based on the principles of origami, the 'paper engineer' uses complex folding techniques to create waves of intricately proportioned protuberances, arising from a flat, wall-mounted surface in a visually arresting array of patterns and colors.