ORIGAMI

[Yaryalitsa]

Origami - Paper Art

Origami
Paper Art

[Yaryalitsa]

Origami - Paper Art

Origami
Paper Art

[Yaryalitsa]

Origami - Paper Art

Origami
Paper Art

[Yaryalitsa]

Origami - Paper Art

Origami
Paper Art

[Yaryalitsa]

Origami - Paper Art

Origami
Paper Art

[Yaryalitsa]

Origami - Paper Art

Origami
Paper Art

[Yaryalitsa]

Origami - Paper Art

Origami
Paper Art

[Yaryalitsa]

Origami - Paper Art

Origami
Paper Art

[Yaryalitsa]

Origami - Paper Art

Origami
Paper Art

[Yaryalitsa]

Origami - Paper Art

Origami
Paper Art

[Yaryalitsa]

Origami - Paper Art

Origami
Paper Art

[Yaryalitsa]

Origami - Paper Art

Origami - Paper Art

Artist: Taketori

Stag beetle

Kiri-origami artist Taketori cuts and folds paper to make realistic-looking insects.
Each critter is crafted from a single sheet, without glue, and paint is often used to add to the realism.

[Yaryalitsa]

Origami - Paper Art

Origami - Paper Art

Artist: Taketori

Lucanus maculifemoratus vs. Japanese rhinoceros beetle

Kiri-origami artist Taketori cuts and folds paper to make realistic-looking insects.
Each critter is crafted from a single sheet, without glue, and paint is often used to add to the realism.

[Yaryalitsa]

Origami - Paper Art

Origami - Paper Art

Artist: Taketori

Woodlouse on a hydrangea leaf

Kiri-origami artist Taketori cuts and folds paper to make realistic-looking insects.
Each critter is crafted from a single sheet, without glue, and paint is often used to add to the realism.

[Yaryalitsa]

Origami - Paper Art

Origami - Paper Art

Artist: Taketori

Ants vs. oriental longheaded locust

Kiri-origami artist Taketori cuts and folds paper to make realistic-looking insects.
Each critter is crafted from a single sheet, without glue, and paint is often used to add to the realism.