Origami Baby crane and Mommy crane folded from a single piece of paper

Origami Baby crane and Mommy crane folded from a single piece of paper. From the first origami book ever printed senbazuru orikata. A fibrous origami paper works best. Thin or foil paper tends to rip where the 2 cranes join.

[@pietervandorsselaer2529]

Nice one, thank you! Such great design from such a looooong time ago!

[@lindamusich4880]

I have watched this video a few times and enjoy it each time. It is a unique example of senbazuru orikata. Should I ever attempt this I think I would use a larger piece of paper, at least the first time. Thank you for posting!

[@hanguyenthi253]

Cool!

[@ambramirinoorigami3326]

Gracias🙏💕

[@MyCraftsandArtsbyBhushan]

Who is the designer of this model 😍 😍 😍

[@Gillie2tat]

Gido Rokoan, author of the book Zenbazuru Orikata from 1797. Possibly the earliest origami book ever published.

[@thunderbirdice]

This is cool but it needs cutting tho

[@OrigamiattheSushiBar]

Dollar origami is never cut, this one is more of an origami puzzle, but it is from hundreds of years ago :)