3D origami rabbit mask papercraft

3D origami rabbit mask to assemble yourself. Final dimensions: 300 × 250 × 200 mm. Model made of 20 pages and 25 pieces, for a precise and rewarding build.

$8.00

Kit feuilles de couleur, imprimées avec le modèle

1 × Kit feuilles de couleur, imprimées avec le modèle

Essential equipment kit (glue, folding knife, ruler, paper cutter)

1 × Essential equipment kit (glue, folding knife, ruler, paper cutter)

Double-sided adhesive tape

1 × Double-sided adhesive tape

Papercraft rotary cutting mat

1 × Papercraft rotary cutting mat

Emballage illustré du modèle

1 × Emballage illustré du modèle

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3D origami rabbit mask: a playful presence

It emerges from imaginary undergrowth, ears upright and eyes full of mischief. This 3D origami rabbit mask does more than cover a face—it tells a story. As the pieces come together, volume comes to life, lines sharpen, and paper becomes character. A project to be enjoyed slowly, fold after fold.

Designed for lovers of carefully crafted creations, this model naturally belongs in the world of 3D papercraft masks and sculptures. Worn at an event, displayed as décor, or gifted as a distinctive piece, it instantly draws the eye and sparks curiosity.

Assembly features and build experience

Once completed, the mask measures approximately 300 mm in height, 250 mm in width, and 200 mm in depth. The design is based on 25 pieces to be assembled methodically, resulting in a clean and expressive finish. The Medium difficulty level strikes the perfect balance: technical enough to be engaging, yet never discouraging.

The model includes a total of 20 pages, designed for a single paper color. Minimalist white, natural kraft, soft pastels, or bold hues—it’s up to you to set the mood. One color only, yet countless visual effects thanks to the volumes and angles.

A project that leaves a lasting impression

Party mask, statement piece for a shop window, artistic creation for Easter, or simply the pleasure of building—this rabbit adapts to your vision. Take your time, follow the numbers, let your hands do the work. The result is well worth the effort.