The video is a tutorial on how to make the "Pentagon Rose" origami model, designed by Naomiki Sato. The tutorial is led by Tadashi Mori and is classified as an intermediate-level origami, requiring a thick, high-quality paper with color on both sides, weighing around 90-120 grams per square meter. The tutorial guides the viewer through a series of intricate folds, including valley folds, mountain folds, and squash folds, ultimately resulting in a cylindrical shape. The model requires patience and attention to detail, particularly when adjusting the folds and shaping the middle part. The final result is a beautiful, symmetrical rose with evenly spread layers.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The origami model being made is called the Pentagon Rose by Naomiki Sato.
2. The model is of intermediate level and requires a thick and good quality paper.
3. Suitable paper types for this model include Color Plus, Color Set, Washi paper, or Vivaldi paper.
4. The paper should have color on both sides and a weight of around 90-120 grams per square meter.
5. The starting paper size is 30 cm (12 in) square.
6. The model involves multiple folds, including valley folds, mountain folds, and pinches.
7. The model has multiple layers that need to be folded and adjusted to create the final shape.
8. The model requires patience and attention to detail to achieve a good result.
9. The final shape of the model is a rose-like structure with multiple petals.