Wrapping paper design created from Papillons by E.A. Séguy (1925). Séguy used the pochoir technique – the intricate layering of paints using stencils – to create beautiful templates for use on textiles, wallpapers and other interior design media. Here we've used his butterfly compositions, accurately observed from scientific drawings, to create wrapping paper. Courtesy Smithsonian Libraries / Biodiversity Heritage Libraries. Single sheet. Dimensions 49cm x 70cm. For use as gift wrap or decorative paper. Printed on 90gsm uncoated cream Italian paper which is responsibly sourced and acid free. All our wrap is printed on a carbon-neutral press using vegetable-based inks.