Shooting star origami papercraft
One evening, a star streaks across the sky. Fast. Luminous. With this 3D origami wall shooting star model, you recreate that fleeting moment at home, sheet by sheet. The pleasure begins with the very first folds and continues all the way to hanging it on the wall, when light highlights the volumes and brings the paper to life.
Designed to be both playful and rewarding, this model fits perfectly in a child’s bedroom, a living room, or a creative space. It naturally belongs in our selection of 3D origami for children, while also appealing to adults who love original décor.
Two color versions, two moods
The model is available in two variations, so you can adjust the visual intensity to suit your interior.
- 6-color version - 17 sheets: 7 yellow, 2 white, 2 light yellow (sand), 2 orange, 2 light red, 2 dark red. A rich, nuanced, almost incandescent look.
- 3-color version - 14 sheets: 8 yellow, 3 white, 3 orange. More minimal, just as elegant.
Dimensions and wall presence
Once assembled, the shooting star makes a strong statement while remaining visually light. The finished model measures 800 mm wide, 356 mm high, and 80 mm deep. An ideal size to dress up a wall without overwhelming it, either on its own or as part of a decorative composition.
A creative experience to share
Each piece fits together precisely to form a harmonious whole of 131 pieces. The pace is enjoyable and the result deeply satisfying. Whether you’re looking for a calm hands-on activity or a meaningful decorative project, this shooting star turns a few sheets of paper into a true wish displayed on your wall.
Excellent guides, super talented seller. Gladly, once again.
Good model, easy to follow.
I haven’t painted it yet. This project has very clear instructions and was very easy to assemble.
Super helpful seller! Top service!
Fun construction, I messed it up the first time, totally my fault, I folded half the lines the wrong way. I gave that one to a friends’ child so she could paint it, she loved it. The second came out perfect. I reduced it to 75% and sprayed it gold. It is now the star of Bethlehem in my Christmas display.