It has become popular as a hemp leaf pattern because it is a geometric pattern based on a regular hexagon and resembles a hemp leaf. The hemp leaf pattern has been used for decoration of Buddhist statues since the Heian period, and has been used for various things as a talisman and amulet. In addition, “hemp” grows quickly, and it was customary for babies born from the place where they grow straight and to wear hemp leaf-patterned clothes. Flax-leaf pattern, flax ornament, Asa-no-ha pattern. This is white line pattern. You can chose custom background color. Take it easy! Flax-leaf pattern traditional japanese desgin wrapping paper
About Flax-leaf white line pattern traditional japanese desgin wrapping paper
It is generally used for wrapping products. It is used to wrap products for sale, gifts, and gifts for close friends. The impression of the gift changes depending on the wrapping paper, such as the color, pattern, hardness and luster of the paper.
60lb, text weight matte paper
Softer surface with dull finish - ideal for color contrasts
Full color edge to edge printing
Width: 30 inches
Length: you can choose
6 foot roll wraps 3 shirt-sized boxes
15 foot roll wraps 9 shirt-sized boxes
30 foot roll wraps 18 shirt-sized boxes
45 foot roll wraps 27 shirt-sized boxes
60 foot roll wraps 36 shirt-sized boxes
Each roll up to 15 feet in length; Lengths greater than 15 feet shipped as multiple 15 foot rolls
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