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“A few students have done some kusudama designs which require up to 32 pieces of paper to complete.”
“Recently I was introduced to the wonderful world of kusudama origami.”
“The more complex kusudama take a fair while and lots of paper so I just made an”
“In this tutorial, we're introduced the art of Japanese kusudama, which, traditionally, are used to make balls into which are deposited incense or potpourri.”
“To see how to assemble them into a traditional kusudama ball (pictured below),”
“I started with the kusudama as a DIY project for ceremony decorations … and while I've always loved doing origami, I nixed it because I knew I'd never end up getting them done”
“The Japanese kusudama is a paper ball made out of multiple identical origami shapes glued together.”
“i started doing kusudama non-stop when i was nearing my due date... all under the guise that the baby would like looking at it hanging above his crib... like a fiend i tell you.”
“i did the kusudama balls and liked it, though i don't think i could actually do something with them for the wedding … i'd need a lot and it takes some time putting them together. but i do like the end product. i have one hanging at my desk at work!”
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These user-created lists contain the word ‘kusudama’.
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manyfold
kirigami, chohanagata, kusudama, origami, polyptych, scapulet, bromeliaceae, monopodial, crinkle, peplos, plicate, accordion and 60 more...
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sugoi desu
japanese words, much loved
mono no aware, wabi sabi, oishii, tegami, uchi, sugoi, doozo yoroshuko, kabuki, choha nagata, chohanagata, akuma, yokai and 2 more...
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