Kusudamas are a kind of modular origami. I first folded this model in 2011, and at that time I thought it was called Tornillo. I’d got the diagram from somewhere on the web, and it remains one of my favorite models. The modules are easy and fast to fold, and the final result is steady and elegant.
This kusudama was created by Paolo Bascetta, an Italian mathematician and origamist from Italy, For the kusudamas below, I used 30 modules of 7cm double-colored paper. You can check the modules’ diagram below, and if you give it a try, I’d love to see your version!
How to Make a Kusudama – Bascetta Star Diagram / Instructions:
Karen Tiemy 