A Tato is a Japanese flat container and Tatogami is one of the oldest form of paper folding. Tatos can hold small flat objects like needles and buttons and postage stamps.
Traditional tatos are easy to make, so instead of making a traditional one, I tried out this butterfly tato, designed by Marcela Brina. Origami paper, coloured differently on both sides, works well to bring out the butterfly shape in the middle.
The instructions are clear, though for a beginner it might present a bit of a challenge initially.
Model Details:
Model: Butterfly Tato
Creator: Marcela Brina
Difficulty Level: High Intermediate
Paper Ratio: Square
Paper Size: 6 inch squares
Diagram: Artis Bellus
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