Finnish Origami Artist Creates Incredibly Detailed Samurai Warriors That Take 3 Months to Complete

Finnish Origami Artist Creates Incredibly Detailed Samurai Warriors That Take 3 Months to Complete
Courtesy of Juho Könkkölä
Jenni Julander
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Origami is an awe-inspiring Japanese artform that uses a single square piece of paper to create everything from paper cranes to little boats that float. But one artist from Finland is taking his origami creations to the next level with incredibly intricate figurines created from just a single sheet of paper.

Juho Könkkölä, from Jyväskylä, spends an astounding three months planning and folding his origami pieces, usually fantasy figures (such as the knight shown below), which are so striking, many people cannot believe he doesn’t use any cutting whatsoever.
Jenni Julander
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