Event:
Convention 2019
Event time:
Friday, June 22, 2012, 3:00 pm – 3:45 pm EDT
Room:
TCB217
Level:
Intermediate
Creator(s):
Kôdi Husimi and Mitsue Fushimi
Teacher(s):
Philip Chapman-Bell
Maximum size:
25
Registered attendees:
20
There are many, many origami cubes -- this is one of my favorites and is not, I think, widely known. It is larger than the waterbomb, with 36.5% more volume, and hides most of its structural parts on the inside. It can be folded in such a way that five of the faces will have no creases on them, making it a good vehicle for graphics or photos. And its crease pattern has a strange and interesting relationship with the number thirteen.
Bibliography:
折り紙の幾何学 (Origami Geometry) by Kôdi Husimi and Mitsue Fushimi, 1979 and 1984. ISBN-13: 978-4535781399