Today I am sharing with you a video I found on YouTube.com on how to make a folded origami Colibri Hummingbird. This is my first origami hummingbird and it looks a little beat up because I had no clue what I was doing but I followed the video by Cheung Nga Chun on YouTube. He has since deleted the video so here is one that is very similar and the maker sells special printed origami paper for the design:
The colibri (hummingbird) is a sacred symbol for the Taino Indians, pre-Columbian inhabitants of the Bahamas, Greater Antilles, and the northern Lesser Antilles. Because the hummingbird is a pollinator and therefore disseminator of new life it is sacred to the Taino people. It symbolizes the rebirth of the Taino Indigenous Nation in the Caribbean. The bird is found on many Caribbean islands, but the most sacred species is the Guani, which 500 years ago inhabited all the islands, but today is confined to Cuba. Although the smallest of the Caribbean hummingbirds, only about the size of a penny, it is known by the mountain people as the most noble warrior of the valiant Colibris.
That is so cute! I watched the video, and I think it would take me all day to figure that out. Your little hummer looks perfect to me. You have so much patience! Love you.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I had to pause the video a LOT to figure out how he was making the bird because there was extensive amounts of folding going on with this bird. I have the hummingbird hanging on a bamboo stick in my living room. So cute!
ReplyDeleteInteresting blog, greetings, Lenjur.
ReplyDeleteHello Lenjur! I'm glad you dropped by and thank you for your comment. Have a great day!
ReplyDeletethis looks so fun! I like your bird, biologie! good job!!
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