Material preparation: square colored cardboard and black carbon pen.

1. Fold the square origami in half along its two diagonal lines, and then fold it into an isosceles right triangle.

2. Fold the left and right halves of the hypotenuse of the triangle to the middle crease of the origami to form a small square.

3. Fold the two triangles folded in the previous step to the bottom of the origami.

4. Fold one corner of the triangle, and fold the front part to the left and right of the origami respectively.

5. Turn the origami upside down, and at the same time fold the right angle below the origami to the top of the origami, which coincides with the center of the origami.

6. Continue to fold the bottom corner of the origami upward to form an isosceles trapezoid.

7. Roll the left and right corners of the origami into the middle of the origami respectively and fix it with double-sided tape or staples.

8. Turn the origami upside down and write the word "Buddha" on the bottom of the origami with a pen, so that a hand-made Tang Priest hat will be folded.

What is the pattern of Tang Priest's hat?

The pattern of Tang priest's hat is lotus, because lotus has always been a sacred object of Buddhism. The hat on the Tang Priest's head is called the Five Buddha's Crown or Pilu's Crown, and there is a Five Dhyani Buddhas in the center of the treasure crown, which is used to show the perfection of five wisdom. Because there is a small statue of Piluf on the hat, it is named. The Buddha wearing this kind of monk's hat is the Buddha of Peluzena. Tibetan bodhisattvas also wear pilu hats.

Pilu hat is usually used to decorate the shrines of Buddhist temples. It is a religious decoration and is also widely used as court decoration in the Forbidden City. In the east-west warm rooms of important halls, the hanging flower doors are often decorated with pilu hats. Generally, Pilu hats are mostly boat-shaped, with slightly inclined sides and a desirable head shape or crown leaf shape in the middle.

Tang Sanzang's image is usually wearing a monk's robe and five Buddha crowns. Most of the big monks who practice in Buddhist Dafa meetings also wear five Buddha crowns with Five Dhyani Buddhas on them. The so-called Five Dhyani Buddhas refers to the five Buddhas in esoteric Buddhism, which mainly worship the Tathagata.

Among them, the big sun is white and located in the center; Acheng Buddha is blue and located in the east; Baosheng Buddha yellow, located in the south; Amitabha is red and located in the west; Not empty makes the Buddha green, located in the north.