If you are familiar with folding the traditional origami crane and the origami Kawasaki rose, then why not try out the Origami Tsuri Rose – a modified crane with a rose in the centre.
The tsuru rose has been on my to-do list for quite some time. And finally I was able to try it out – mostly because the monthly theme at the Origami Society of Madras is a crane and I didn’t want to end up folding the traditional crane 
The crane is not easy to fold – I would rate it as a high intermediate. And the reason for is, once the pre-creasing is over, immediately on starting the folds, the model becomes 3D. So almost from the beginning (Step 10 in the diagram), we end up folding in the air. And as the folding progresses, there are quite a few layers of paper to fold, which makes it harder to fold or get crisp creases. And getting a good, well-creased crane without crushing the rose in the centre was pretty challenging for me. That said, after I had tried it a couple of times, I was quite happy with the outcome
Model Details:
Model: Tsuru Rose
Creator: Satoshi Kamiya
Creator on the Web: Website
Classification: Origami | Birds | Flowers
Difficulty Level: High Intermediate
Paper Ratio: Square
Paper Size: 6 inches
Model Size: ~ 5 inches wingspan and 4 inch from head to tail
Instructions: Coisas de papel