» 1 sheet TANT Light Grey 50x50 cm (20"x20'') - ORIGAMI ELEPHANT

1 sheet TANT Light Grey 50x50 cm (20"x20'') - ORIGAMI ELEPHANT

Video tutorial for folding this pretty elephant from JM's ORIGAMI Tutorials into the perfect paper for this model!

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3.99 €

Paper: Thickness

Thin: 50-90 gsm

Papers: Colors

Grey

Paper: Sizes

----- Size 50x50 cm (20''x20'')

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TANT Paper Light Gray

1 sheet 50x50 cm (20''x20'')
80 gsm

This paper can be used to fold this pretty éléphant created by JM's ORIGAMI Tutorials.
The video of JM’s ORIGAMI Tutorials is published with his permission.

This model can also be folded with Kraft 50x50 cm.

Qualities:

Tant paper is one of the most famous paper for origami. Made for folders, it is thin, easy to fold and highlight your models with its delicate texture. It is also one of the most versatile origami paper because it can be used for both simple and complex models, for modulars, tesselations and of course, you can fold any type of animals or characters.

For more information, read this article.

Notes:

These items are proprietary products to our shop because we cut them into squares and conditioning them ourselves.
Important: Sheets with format 50x50 cm or 70x70 cm will be sent folded by us. It therefore inevitably contain creases but of course, the traces will not interfere in the final appearance of your model. By ordering this paper, you agree to receive sheets folded.

Choose this paper:

- To exhibit your models:

This paper last for years.The color does not fade and the shape holds
Its texture catches the light which allows you to play with shadows
Great paper for digital imaging / a flash brings no reflections

- Perfect for all modulars and tesselations (see Lydiard's Artworks)
- For all complex models, mainly if they include 3D shapes and not too much multilayers
- For all 2D simple models (you can't come back to classic kami after using Tant)

	How to use this paper:
	- Dry folding: for Tesselations, Modulars and all models from simple to super-complex models. - For complex models: a 35x35 cm sheet is often enought but for supercomplex models, choose a larger sheet from 50x50 cm