Origami Paper 2005 - 2006 These Kusudamas are made by folding many units and glueing them all at their base. Not a very complicated process, only time consuming. The first three are of the same family type of unit, which is the inverted lilly. The petals are left sharp and angular which give the kusudama a spikey look. The third, is a rolled petal which gives it a softer floral feel. The fourth ball, is made out of glueing 5 units together to form a flower. Each unit looks like a Canna Lilly, but the five combined makes a flower. The fifth ball is more oval than round in it's formation. It uses planar units which intersect with each other. On it's side, it looks like a spikey wheel. Pieces :: various. between 40-60 units each.