





Winter Berry Sprig Wrapping Paper – Red Berries and Blossoms on Cream
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Soft and botanical, this winter berry sprig wrapping paper tosses red berry sprigs, small white blossoms and green leaves over a pale cream ground with a faint sage tint. The sprigs lean in different diagonal directions, so the sheet has the loose, gathered feel of a flower border cut from an old garden book, quiet enough to sit well beside nearly any other paper.
Wrapping paper only. Ribbons, boxes and decorations shown are not included.
🌿 Light and botanical
With a pale ground and small motifs, this paper keeps gifts bright and gentle, never heavy.
Red, green and cream give it seasonal color without any Christmas imagery.
Elements in the print
- Berry sprigs: clusters of tiny round red berries on fine stems, scattered across the sheet.
- White blossoms: five-petal flowers with soft centers sit among the leaves.
- Green leaves: sage and mid-green leaves in a fine botanical-illustration style.
- Cream ground: a pale, slightly green-tinged cream that lets the red stand out.
- Loose layout: sprigs tilt in all directions, so the pattern has no obvious rows.
Who it suits
- Garden lovers: seed packets, hand towels or a small pair of pruning shears.
- Hosts and neighbors: a jar of jam, a tea tin or a loaf of bread.
- January birthdays: a winter gift with no Santas, decorated trees or greetings.
- Hanukkah visits: a quiet seasonal wrap that fits any table.
- New Year dinners: a bottle of something sparkling in a simple sleeve.
Wrapping the sprigs
Because the sprigs point every which way, there is no wrong way up, so you can cut and fold without planning the layout. Keep a berry cluster near the center of the lid where it will be seen first.
- Ribbon: dark red velvet or moss green satin picks up the print.
- Tags: white or kraft tags stay readable on the pale ground.
- Trims: a sprig of real rosemary tucked under the bow suits the botanical mood.
Pairing and offcuts
Pair it with solid sage, deep red or kraft paper so the berries stay the star of the pile. Offcuts wrap tea tins, jar lids and place cards, and a strip tied around a napkin turns an ordinary table setting into something seasonal without any fuss.
Each roll is printed after you order; production and delivery times by country are on Fulfillment + Shipping. See a navy colorway with red and white berries in winter berry wrapping paper, or browse all winter wrapping paper.
Berry Sprig Wrapping Paper on Cream Features
Sharp, high-definition print
Every detail of the artwork is printed in high definition across the paper's printed face, so fine lines and small motifs stay crisp.
Sturdy fine-art paper
A 90 gsm fine-art sheet has enough body for tight corners and tidy seams on boxes of every size.
Two surface looks
Choose a soft, glare-free matte face or a subtle gleam from the glossy one. The artwork itself is identical either way.
Clean cuts, crisp folds
Ordinary household scissors glide through it, and it holds a crisp fold.
Shipped as a roll
Your order travels rolled rather than folded, so the design arrives without fold lines.
Berry Sprig Wrapping Paper on Cream Details
Size and specifications
- Roll width: 30 in (76 cm); may differ by up to 0.5 in
- Roll length: 36 in (91 cm), 72 in (183 cm) or 180 in (457 cm)
- Paper weight: 90 gsm
- Print: Front face only; white back
- Roll ends: Plain white margin with a barcode and QR code
Materials and care
- Storage: Keep dry and away from direct heat; store loosely rolled
- Tape: Ordinary clear tape works; on glossy paper, double-sided tape gives the neatest seams
Berry Sprig Wrapping Paper on Cream FAQ
Are the sprigs holly?
No. They are berry sprigs with small white blossoms, a lighter and more garden-style look than holly.
Is this a Christmas paper?
It reads as winter rather than Christmas, since the print has no trees, Santas or greetings.
What color is the ground?
A pale cream that leans very slightly sage, shown with red berries and green leaves.
Does it match the navy berry paper?
Yes. The navy colorway uses the same berry idea on a dark ground, so the two look good in one pile.

















