DecoWoerner Recycled Kraft Paper With Christmas Trees In Beige, Black & Gold – 50 M Wrapping Paper Roll

Oh Christmas tree, oh Christmas tree… with this sustainable wrapping paper you already increase the pure anticipation of the presents under the Christmas tree when wrapping. Fir trees in different patterns attract the attention of recipients of all ages. Fir tree patterns of dots, jags and lines add variety to recycled wrapping paper and are perfect for beautifully displaying medium and large gifts. Poinsettias are enthroned on the fir trees, with snowflakes blowing through the motif in between. Despite the variety of shapes, the pattern never looks overloaded, but elegant and imaginative, as we limit ourselves to the colours gold, cream and black for this ecological wrapping paper. The water-based inks do not contain any solvents and the paper is not bleached. The ecologically certified wrapping paper also scores with many other user- and environmentally-friendly advantages. 

Sustainable wrapping paper with stylish fir trees for pure Christmas joy

Whether in the shop or at home with your loved ones: with our ecological wrapping paper, wrapping becomes a celebration. The inexpensive Secare rolls allow for quick, practical cutting and are suitable for all commercially available unwinding and tearing systems. What’s more, our Christmas wrapping paper is extremely strong, robust, easy to fold and easy to cut. Thanks to its quality features, you can easily use it as craft and wrapping paper, which expands the scope of action of our Christmas kraft paper. A beautiful, high quality wrapping paper that is also 100% post consumer recycled and much more environmentally friendly than comparable wrapping papers.

Christmas eco-friendly wrapping paper- green motif, green disposal!

Our sustainable wrapping paper is certified with a seal of approval for sustainability. Because we at DecoWoerner go further than others. Our paper is made of 100 percent natural fibres and thanks to its natural components, it is guaranteed to biodegrade in industrial composting plants. Firs on paper that become valuable compost for agriculture and horticulture – that’s what we call closed-loop recycling! Cleverly thought out for a Christmas with a green conscience.