Origami Shapes Covering the Frame

Folded paper shapes crowd the frame with no gap between them: cranes, squat frogs with round painted eyes, lotus flowers in yellow and pink, five- and six-pointed stars, boats, and a butterfly or two, all in flat folded facets. Each shape is cut from a different patterned paper, polka dots, chevrons, cherry blossoms, paisley, stripes, so the same crane or star form repeats in dozens of colorways without looking identical twice. Bright saturated hues dominate, magenta, cobalt, gold, and emerald beside jewel-toned purples, with a few muted pastels breaking up the intensity. Crisp black crease lines give every shape a faceted solidity, tiling the surface edge to edge at every angle. Sorting this one will come down to matching each folded form and its paper pattern, one piece at a time.