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Handmade Wrapping Paper, Pale Petal, Set of Three

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$11.56 $17 In stock

Category: Accessories

- Handmade Nepalese wrapping paper in a set of three sheets
- Created using Lokta paper from the bark of Nepalese mulberry bushes
- A timeless soft geometric in a gentle pallet of neutrals enlivened by pops of vivid green
- Tactile and soft-to-the-touch with slightly frayed edges
- For enchanting Christmas morning scenes

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 19 reviews)

Chloe P. ★★★★★

I've bought a lot of wrapping paper over the years, but this Lokta paper set is in a league of its own. The soft geometric pattern in those neutral tones made even my simplest gift look like it came from a boutique, and the sheets are so sturdy I didn't need a second layer.

Hazel ★★★★★

I was looking for something a bit more special than standard gift wrap and these Lokta sheets are it. The bark texture is lovely and feels so much more substantial than normal paper. They made my presents feel like they were wrapped with real care, which is exactly what I wanted.

Olivia ★★★★★

The texture of this Lokta paper is what sold me—it has that handmade, fibrous feel you just don't get from normal store-bought wrap. The soft geometric pattern in those neutral tones made my gift look way more thoughtful than it actually was, and the three sheets were plenty for a medium-sized box.