Possibly the world’s most complex origami from Japan
If these aren’t inspirational, I don’t know what is! Master origamist Satoshi Kamiya has created these amazing works of folded art and even more impressively, each from a single (but large!) sheet of paper.
World’s most complex origami from Pink Tentacle
Also check out Satoshi’s website (Japanese-only) to see a gallery of more astounding work
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this is truly amazing!
how to create the origami from japan???
[...] These intricate japanese foldings are a clever work of art indeed. It’s really amazing how the artist managed to form these out of a sheet of folded paper! View more here. [...]
very very amazing creation. i have never seen befor pictures like these. wonderfull.
Even if u didn’t use only one piece of paper its still very astonishing. Do you happen to have instructions for those? I want to try em out!