MDL0127 - ORIGAMI - SANBO (FROM A SQUARE)
Credits and Resources: Design: Traditional/Unknown Text-Only Instructions: © 2026 by Lindy van der Merwe For instructions with pictures, see, for example, wikihow.com Paper to be used: Square; since many layers are involved, it is recommended to start with a large sheet around 20 cm square made of thin, but strong paper. Folding level: Intermediate Steps: 18 Description: A sanbo, also called a sanbow, is a traditional Japanese offering dish. The sanbo is different from most other origami boxes in the fact that it has two large flaps on two of its sides, giving it a decorative effect. The bottom of the vessel is raised from the ground. The 4 sides form a kind of square enclosure for the base of the box. Remarks: This box is perfect to use for all occasions and it is fairly easy to fold. It makes a nice display and is great to use in place of an egg cup. NOTE: This model starts from the Blintz Base. If you are able to achieve this without instructions, fold the Blintz Ba...