Wiphala origami mosaic by Luciana Segura

Luciana made an origami mosaic that represents the Wiphala emblem used by the native people of the Andes. It has 7 x 7 squares of colors in diagonals.

Origami Wiphala emblem mosaic by Luciana Segura, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Es la bandera wiphala de los pueblos originarios de América del Sur.

Cada color representa algo diferente , rojo : la tierra , naranja : la sociedad y la cultura , amarillo : energía y fuerza , blanco : representa el tiempo y la dialéctica , verde : economía y la producción andina , azul : representa el espacio cósmico , violeta: la política e ideológia andina

Folder :
Luciana Segura

Type :
Wiphala

Special project :
Collaborative Origami Mosaic May 2017

Back of the mosaic.

Front of the mosaic.

Copy of the mosaic folded by Stéphane Gigandet to be exhibited in Blois, France.

Thank you very much for participating in the collective mosaic Luciana! Thanks to you, Argentina and South America are represented. :-)

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Origami Pixels is a new fun and easy way to make origami tiles that can be joined by folding (no cut, no glue, not tape) to compose beautiful origami mosaics. This type of origami pixels was invented by 2017 by Stéphane Gigandet, and other types have been designed before. The Origami Pixel Unit page tells more about the history of origami pixels and shows how to fold them and join them.

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