Asanoha

© Mio Tsugawa

Work data

Creation date
Jan. 2017
Diagram
Not yet
Parts
24
Paper size
7.5 cm
Assembling type
Paste type
Joining materials
glue

Comment

It resembles a work of Tem-tem-temari series very much, but the size of the whole shape is smaller a bit than it. And with respect to the assembling, the point that three parts are gathered was replaced with the point that four parts are gathered.

Looks very cute, I love this work so much.

Tem-tem-temari and this work series were named after Kamon.
Kamon are Japanese emblems used to decorate and identify an individual, a family, or (more recently) an institution or business entity. (by wiki)

This is the Mitsuwari-Asanoha [mitsuwari: trichotomy or divided into three, Asanoha: hemp leaf]

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