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A round gift is wrapped in a colourful sheet of "You, Me And The Sakura Tree" lokta paper, gathered at the top like a sprout and tied with a yellow string. It sits on a pink podium next to a flowering cherry branch against a pale blue background.
A super close-up image of the "You, Me And The Sakura Tree" reusable Lokta wrapping paper. The image focuses on the vibrant colours and tiny details of the product.
The image shows the whole LUSH "White Day/Sakura" range on pink podiums. It features both Sakura-themed gifts, a knot wrap, Lokta paper, a bath bomb and a bottle of shower gel, with Cherry Blossom branches.
Limited Edition

You, Me, And The Sakura Tree Lokta Paper

Gift Wrapping

£2.0035cm x 35cm
Serenity of spring
You, Me And The Sakura Tree. A square sheet of lokta reusable wrapping paper. The design features a large, blue tree with puffy pink blossoms. Small figures engage in activities around it, including cycling, swinging, and picnicking.
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Size: 35cm x 35cm—ideal for holding a 100g Lush bottle, pot or standard-sized bath bomb.

Single use wrapping paper is so last season. Cherish nature by swapping to our reusable alternative, made from durable lokta paper. Pluck a product and wrap it with love to gift to those you want to share your spring with.

Designed by Joséphine Grenier, a French graphic designer and illustrator based in Japan. When designing this gift, she explains, “I drew inspiration from the Japanese culture of celebrating the seasons, and the deep emotional connection people nurture with natural cycles, especially the blooming of sakura. There is a quiet poetry in the way each moment is cherished, however fleeting. I wanted the illustration to carry that same sense of gentle impermanence and joyful attention to detail."

Leaving the world Lusher than we found it
Nepalese handmade paper is made from the fibrous inner bark of the evergreen shrub, Daphne Bhopal, also known as Lokta bushes. They are cut a few cm from ground level, allowing the plant to regrow from the radial root. The plants regenerate and can then be re-harvested after 3-7 years depending on altitude and growing conditions. Bastipur, close to the Indian border, has the perfect dry conditions required for the papermaking process and the unit there was set up to create employment and support empowerment of women in the area. Pass forward, reuse or recycle for a lush environment.

How to use:
Use this handmade reusable alternative to single-use paper to wrap up your chosen products for a tailor-made gift.


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