Christmas Botanical Wrap (White and Red)

Unroll this crisp white wrap and a little winter garden appears: silvery-gray sprigs of fern, pine, and holly drift across the sheet, with clusters of cheerful red berries tucked in among the leaves. It's the kind of paper that looks like it was pressed between the pages of a well-loved recipe book, and it makes every package look like it came from a very tidy, very festive greenhouse.

Evergreens have been part of midwinter celebrations for thousands of years. Ancient Romans decorated their homes with greenery during Saturnalia, a winter festival in December, and holly was a favorite. Its scientific name, Ilex aquifolium, reflects its sharp, spiny leaves. Holly also has a fun secret: only the female plants produce the red berries, so every festive sprig is, in a sense, a lady of the garden.

• Print/Artwork — Gray botanical sprigs of holly, fern, and pine scattered across a white background, with red berry clusters
• Color Palette — Crisp white base, soft charcoal-gray foliage, and cheerful cherry-red berries
• Reverse Side — Grid cut lines for easy, straight cutting
• Dimensions — 40 inches wide × 24 feet long (102 cm × 732 cm), 80 sq ft (7.4 m²) per roll