198K views · 10K reactions | #Origami tetrahedron designed by Jo Nakashima (2010) The paper I'm using is 2,5cm x 20cm. It doesn't have to be exactly this size, you can use a random long strip of paper. The first folds will make a 60 degree angle, so you can divide the strip into equilateral triangles. At the end, change the direction of the folds for the last 5 triangles (4 to cover all the sides, 1 to lock by inserting it under the layers) | Jo Nakashima | Facebook

What is the Sierpiński tetrahedron? The Sierpiński tetrahedron is a 3D shape made by cutting a big tetrahedron (a pyramid with a triangular base) into smaller ones and removing the middle part over and over again. This process creates a pattern that looks the same no matter how much you zoom in. What does the Sierpiński tetrahedron show us? It teaches us about self-similarity, meaning small parts of the shape look like the whole. It also shows how a simple set of rules can create a complex and d