3D Origami Sitting Cat Papercraft

This 3D origami sitting cat becomes an elegant paper sculpture once assembled. The finished model measures 300 mm in height, 250 mm in width, and 200 mm in depth. The build is based on 10 pages to print and 50 pieces to assemble, with a medium difficulty level.

$8.00

Printed Color Paper Kit with Pattern

1 × Printed Color Paper Kit with Pattern

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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A paper cat that comes to life

There it is, calmly sitting, as if watching over the room. This 3D origami sitting cat does more than decorate: it tells a story. A moment frozen in time, where sheets of paper slowly come together to form a gentle, feline silhouette.

Each piece finds its place, every fold matters. You move forward step by step, focused, almost meditative. And then, suddenly, the volume appears. The finished model reaches 300 mm in height, with 250 mm in width and 200 mm in depth, an ideal size for a shelf, a desk, or a reading nook.

This model is part of the 3D origami cat papercraft collection, designed for those who love bold graphic creations with a strong visual presence.

An accessible and rewarding build

With 50 pieces to assemble and 10 pages to print, this sitting cat offers the perfect balance between challenge and enjoyment. The difficulty is rated medium: engaging enough to stay captivating, without becoming frustrating.

The model is designed to be made in a single color. You choose the paper shade depending on the mood you want: clean and minimalist in white or grey, or more daring with deep, rich colors. One color, 10 pages, a crisp and cohesive result.

As the assembly progresses, the cat takes shape, stable, grounded, almost alive. A creation that catches the eye, sparks curiosity, and always leads to the same question: “Is it really made of paper?”