Romina Goransky, an origami teacher based in Buenos Aires, Argentina created this beautiful origami tessellation dress to wear for her brother’s wedding. A ten day project, the dress was built using two pleated pieces and hand sewn using taffeta, which is a crisp, smooth plain woven fabric made from silk or synthetic fibers, which is also used to line clothing. Prior to sewing the pieces together, they created a treatment for the fabric by mixing glue and water so that the pleat would remain in its shape while the fabric was hand folded.
What a beautiful dress!
What a beautiful work! You are fantastic. I am also into origami.
Wearing white to someone else’s wedding?!
Lovely dress though
the drees is gorgeous!!!!! and romina is great! she’s all about the passion!!!
shanti!
Que hermoso trabajo! Felicitaciones!
what an amazing and imaginative piece of work…. of lately i have discovered so many persons taking origami to such heights… scattered all over the world… it is good to know that you are into teaching this discipline… we need more such people to take the education out of the rut of boring practices…
congratulations…
[...] always admired the contemporary look of clothing with intricately folded material and came across this fabulous example. Wow! So modern and unique. I must admit I feel a tinge of craft envy that I didn’t design [...]
Whow, I didn’t know that the tesselation technique was that difficult. I would have loved to wear something like this for my wedding day.