Ocho from Kayaragusa
This information is derived from “Wrapping Origami” by Yoshihide Momotani (1993). Momotani describes for 3 pairs of paper butterflies:
• Classical Mecho & Ocho (from Kayaragusa)
• Formal Mecho & Ocho (Traditional), and
• Regular Mecho & Ocho (Traditional)
Instructions to Fold Ocho from Kayaragusa
In step 4, fold only the top layers. Allow the back flaps to swivel towards the front.
Ocho (male) Mecho (female) |
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