How to Fold an Origami Manta Ray

ByFlorent Fabre

Designer: Nick Robinson

This origami Manta Ray by Nick Robinson is one of those designs that feels really satisfying once it comes together. It’s not overly complex, but it still manages to look very fluid and lifelike. If you’ve got a bit of folding experience, you should be comfortable following along.

Difficulty: Low_Intermediate
Folding time: 15 minutes

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Author Florent Fabre

Immersed in the captivating culture of Japan for over five years, I’ve developed a profound appreciation for its arts, including the delicate practice of origami. Although I consider myself a beginner, my fascination with origami has grown immensely.

Designer & Diagrammer Nick Robinson

Nick Robinson is a British origami artist, author of over 100 books, and former president of the British Origami Society. He’s been teaching paper folding for more than 40 years in schools, galleries, and online. His work focuses on clarity and simplicity, and when he’s not folding, he tours with his bands.