Foil-Accented Hanukkah Wrap (Navy)

Unroll this deep navy sheet and you'll find a meadow of leafy botanicals, tiny white berries, and nine-branched menorahs glowing in gold foil, their candles in soft periwinkle. It's the kind of wrap that makes a package look like it already has its own little light.

The menorah has nine branches, not eight, because the extra one, the shamash, is the helper candle used to light the others. Hanukkah celebrates the rededication of the Temple in Jerusalem in the second century BCE, when a single small jar of oil was said to burn for eight days. Your gifts won't last that long, but a little foil goes a long way toward making them feel miraculous.

• Material — Printed wrapping paper with foil accents
• Dimensions — 30 inches wide × 10 feet long (76 cm × 305 cm), 25 sq ft (2.3 m²) per roll
• Print/Artwork — Deep navy base with gold-foil menorahs, periwinkle candles, blue foliage, and white sprigs and dots
• Reverse Side — A tidy grid pattern for the wrapper who likes a little order with their festivity