Real flowers will soon wilt and fade, but origami flowers can be enjoyed for many years to come. Let this roundup of pretty paper flowers inspire you to create something gorgeous for your home.
Traditional Origami Lily
A traditional origami lily is one of the first flowers a beginning paper folder learns how to make. Follow along with the
Square Base Origami Flower
A simple boutonniere style flower with four petals is easy to make from a square base.
Origami Tulip
Origami tulips are easy to fold with or without the accompanying stem.
Origami Sunflower
Bright and cheerful origami sunflowers can be enjoyed all year long. Learn how to fold these lovely blooms at
Origami Twisty Rose
Show your appreciation for the one you love with a beautiful origami twisty rose. Visit
Origami Box Flower Rose
If you’d prefer a rose design that includes the leaves, this unique model is sure to please. It starts as a box, then transforms into a lovely rose.
Carambola Flower
Designed by Carmen Sprung, these unique flowers are folded from a paper pentagon. Learn more at
Four Petal Pink Flower
The long, thin petals on this design give the flower an artistic look. Visit
Eight Petal Flower
Fold this design from paper with a soft watercolor pattern for an elegant look.
Origami Flower and Leaves
This two part design features a colorful flower and lush green leaves. It can be displayed alone or as part of a larger bouquet. Learn more at
Kusudama Flower
This pretty flower is made with six separate sheets of origami paper.
Four Petal Kusudama Flower
A variation of the basic kusudama flower, this four petal version has more of a contemporary look.
Sakura Flower
Another modular origami flower design, the Sakura flower would be a striking party decoration.
Origami Dahlia
Eight folded units joined together with a bit of glue form this lovely origami dahlia.
Lotus Flower
If you’re an experienced origami enthusiast, try folding lotus flowers for family and friends. This model is explained at
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