How to Fold an Origami Kawasaki Rose - Simplified Method

Learn how to make a beautiful origami Kawasaki Rose with this step-by-step tutorial. This version uses a simplified method to make the folding process easier to follow while still creating an elegant three-dimensional paper rose. This model is a great project for anyone who enjoys origami flowers, handmade decorations, paper art, or detailed folding challenges. It requires patience and careful creasing, but the final result is a delicate paper rose that can be used as a decoration, gift, or display piece. Difficulty: Intermediate Simplified method Paper size: 1 square sheet of paper 20 × 20 cm / about 8 × 8 in Recommended paper: 75–90 gsm origami paper or kraft paper No cuts, no glue This model is a simplified adaptation inspired by the geometric folding principles developed by Toshikazu Kawasaki. Timestamps: 00:00 Model overview and final result 00:39 Creating the 8 × 8 grid 02:39 Making the horizontal creases 04:18 Making the diagonal X creases 05:25 Folding the central square 07:50 Making the corner diagonal creases 08:35 Pre-creasing the outer edges 10:12 Making the small guide creases 12:31 Checking the final crease pattern 13:44 Collapsing the model into the rose base 15:54 Shaping the base of the rose 17:34 Separating the petal layers 19:43 Folding the inner support walls 22:16 Locking the base structure 23:09 Curving and shaping the outer petals 24:43 Finished origami rose #OrigamiRose #KawasakiRose #Origami #PaperCraft #PaperRose #NoCutNoGlue #OrigamiFlower #EasyOrigami