Wrapping paper roll: Marble Zaffo

In 17th-century Venice, when publishing was at its peak, bibliophiles were captivated by the alchemy of paper marbling to adorn covers and endpapers.

Named after Palazzo Zaffo, this design evokes the frescoes of buildings reflected in the rippling waters of the canals; the ground in emerald and azure, and accented with mauve and flecks of burgundy.

• Each roll measures 2800 x 500mm.
• Designed in the Kensington studio of Fin Fellowes.
• Printed in London.