Tag: Giftwrap
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The history of wrapping gifts
Gift wrapping evolved in the ancient Far East circa 2nd century A.D., when Chinese people used handmade paper to wrap gifts, and a decorative paper envelope known as a chih pao for monetary gifts. The practice spread to Japan, according to several historical articles, including by hhhistory.com. In the 1600s, the Japanese developed furoshiki, the…
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Giftwrapping tips from two Denver experts
Whatever the season or occasion, these gift-wrapping tips from two Denver experts help make the task easier and more enjoyable. Easter Illingworth from The Artisan Center in Cherry Creek North recommended the following tips: • For an easy options, use a hole punch on top of a plain brown paper bag and then feed ribbons…
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Wrap it up: The art of gift wrapping
At two of Denver’s longstanding blue-ribbon stature shops, experts extoll the virtues of presenting a well-wrapped present. With the winter holidays, gift giving heats up. Whether giving a gift card or something significantly more difficult to wrap, the presentation of a present counts. “The gift wrapping is the exclamation point on the gift,” said Rosie…