~~~"It's time to go home…..", said the blue laughing origami mask.

"Yeah, we had a great time with lots of fun, ha,ha,ha", said the yellow one.

And slowly their paper surface started to drift apart……..~~~~

It is an action model. By holding its cheeks, you can make it open and shut its beak. ;-))

The Tengu is a goblin in popular Japanese folkore, halfway between a human and a bird.

Model: origami Crow Billed Tengu Mask

Design: Akira Yoshizawa

Diagrams in the book: Akira Yoshizawa - Japan's Greatest Origami Master

Both origami masks are folded from one piece of kind of shiny colored paper, both sides the same color (21x21cm).

Final size about 9cm.

Emberling: My take on Fynn Jackson’s Mask 15.

This goblin-like mask was folded with recycled Chinese Joss paper paired with Canson mi-Teintes. The gold leaf on the incense paper adds warmth, which is why I named it The Emberling.

The incense paper was a gift from my friend Steve.

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Continuing our tour along Oriland... and visiting Goblington Kingdom where cute origami Goblins inhabit :-) The Goblington Castle is a gem of the kingdom, it was created with 780 sheets of paper without glue or cutting.

See more of Goblington Kingdom as a slide show here www.oriland.com/kingdoms/main.php?kingdom=goblington

*The image is from our ORILAND Exhibition on Origami Heaven-2007, in Stony Brook, NY, featuring 4 Oriland Kingdoms with the Paper Sea and Oribana Arrangements!