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Models featured on this page are my original design, made from single square uncut paper.

About the Stamp 

I am partnering with Naoki Terao, on showcasing animals that are endangered. Through origami, we can raise awareness of endangered species and do something about our lifestyle that will not disrupt the survival of biodiversity! Check https://naokigami.com/ for more details.

My Designs

Part with different color is utilizing the underside of the paper.

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