My good friend Rence is into Kusudama Origami nowadays. It's really amazing how she can do this for fun. I don't think I have the time, patience nor talent to do this.
"Kusudama is a decorative ball, which is originally used on festive occasions. It is now popular as ornaments and mobiles. Kusudama origami is composed of a variety of units joined together. It is different from ordinary unit origami, because it uses string or glue to put it together."
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Wow, what patience! I love this Japanese Art, and I don't have any clue how. If I will try to do this, it might take me forever! Nice entry!
ReplyDeletegaling naman eroplano saka bngkang papel lang ang kaya ko gawin dyan
ReplyDeleteThey look really pretty! yes,like you i don;t have the patience and the time hehe. hope you can visit my entry here http://kcelebration.blogspot.com/search/label/weekend%20snapshot
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing, I learned something new today. My WS is up here.
ReplyDeleteAnything Japanese is fun! :D ako nga nakalimutan na ang eroplano at bangkang papel! hihi.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend! Mine is up! Hope to hear from you soon!
ReplyDeletethanks guys..buti na lng na-appreciate nyo ang origami ko hehe. i shared these photos with peach for her weekend snapshot. both of the entries dont require glue. the blue is called a sea star and the other one is called nishiki or japanese brocade.
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