Both the lid and the box for this Ribbon Gift Box are based on the traditional Masu Box.
Suggested Paper: Two pieces of Kami paper
Suggested Color: Different color on each side.
Paper Size: at least 8 x 8 inches (20 x 20 cm).
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This whimsical origami helicopter is an action model designed by Federico Scalambra (Italy).
The design cleverly captures the essence of a helicopter while maintaining the clean, geometric aesthetic that origami is known for.
What makes this model particularly special is its interactive nature – the rotor blades can spin when gently blown upon, transforming the static paper creation into a delightful kinetic toy. …READ MORE HERE…
the modern legend of Santa Claus typically includes diminutive elves at Christmas; green-clad elves with pointy ears and pointy hats as Santa’s assistants.
This model can be used flat on a greeting card or mailer, or folded 3D as a free-standing model.
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This charming Origami Santa Bookmark (designed by Fabrizio Pianosi) joins a group of origami figures for the holidays presented in Origami Spirit and Origamigos. …READ MORE HERE…
This origami ball is another ingenious model created by Yossi Nir. It is a pleasure to make and perfect to use as a Holiday ornament or gift. There are many different papers you can use for limitless creativity.
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IThe word Archangel aligns with the Greek origin of the word “angel” (ángelos), meaning “messenger.” Archangels are often described as “Beings of Light,” and are prominent figures in a great many religious and mythological traditions. These celestial entities are frequently portrayed as high-ranking messengers of the divine.
The concept of archangels as spiritual guides is often found outside a religious context in various forms of cultural expression including literature, music, and the visual arts. …READ MORE HERE…