Copyright © 2012-2014 by M. Mukerji. All models folded and photographed by M. Mukerji.
| Champak (Magnolia Champaca), created 11/2014 |
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| Surya (Sun), showing both front and back, created 11/2014 |
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| Octagonal Doodle, created 09/2014 | Two Toned Star, created 09/2014 |
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| Both these and/or variations have been independently arrived at by others, as I found out after posting. | |
| 4-Sink Base Flowers Marigold and Hollyhock, created 05/2013. | |
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| (The Marigold design is inspired by Jorge Jaramillo). | |
| Kusumita Derivatives: Playing Card Symbols, created 02/2013. | |
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| Kusumita and its various derivatives, created 02/2013. | |
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Kʊsʊmita is a Sanskrit word meaning “blossomed”. The word is also used in the formal versions of Bengali (কুসুমিত ), Hindi (कुसुमित ) and other Indian languages derived from Sanskrit.  Kusumitas folded with Corona Harmony paper, duo paper, green kami and red kami. | |
 Kusumita Flower Variations (original on the right). |
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 Kusumita Leaf Derivatives: Bael (Om Namo Namah), Philodendron, Shamrock, Four Leaf Clover and Shamrock 2. |
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 Kusumita Butterfly Derivatives - the possibilities are endless. |
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 Kusumita Flower variations. |
 Bael and Kusumita 2 made with tissue foil. |
 Ace of Diamonds. |
 Simple Diamond, you can make it stand. |
 Kusumita Derivative - Philodendron, and Butterfly Meadows® ware wrapped in matching accessories. | |
 Looks like Four of Hearts in red kami. |
 Looks like Four Leaf Clover in green kami. |
| Fractal Sakura, created 11/2012. | |
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This design is inspired by Shuzo Fujimoto's Hydrangea and Roman Diaz's Fractal Flower. |
The reverse side of Fractal Sakura. |
Fractal Sakura 2 - a minor variation with slightly tapered petals. |
Another view of the Fractal Sakura. |
| Fractal Blossom, created 11/2012. | |
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| Fractal Blossom is a minor variation of the Fractal Sakura above. | |
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