Season of the Witch knot wrap. A square fabric wrap with a vibrant, witch-themed Halloween illustration. Bright yellow, orange, and green figures including a witch, cauldron, ghost, and cat are framed by a decorative yellow border.

Season Of The Witch Knot Wrap G9

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Season of the Witch knot wrap. A square fabric wrap with a vibrant, witch-themed Halloween illustration. Bright yellow, orange, and green figures including a witch, cauldron, ghost, and cat are framed by a decorative yellow border.

Season Of The Witch Knot Wrap G9

$1.99

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And with a coven of creepy characters and neon brights, we know exactly witch one you'll be choosing! Having a bit of hubble bubble toil and trouble with single-work with wrapping? The answer is simple: swap the bubble wrap for a Knot Wrap, of course.

His playful, eerie characters bring this Halloween Knot Wrap to life. Brooklyn-based illustrator Iain Burke draws on ephemera, ritual and folklore, blending techniques with historic printmaking. Inspired by ghost stories, myths, and pulp creature includes, his work fuses the macabre with whimsy, capturing fleeting moments and turning them into something timeless.

Ditch disposable paper for good and wrap up your gifts and naked products again and again with our reusable, vibrant and fun Knot Wraps. Lush Knot Wraps are a reusable and easy-peasy wrapping alternative to gift papers, made from either organic cotton or recycled polyester. They come in a variety of colors, designs and sizes!

Made in India

What's in it for you?

- Great for gifting packaging-free products

- Can be reused as a scarf or other accessory

Leaving the world Lusher than we found it

The Knot Wraps are then finally sewn by a proprietorship with a social cause, supporting the artisan community and empowering women. This Knot Wrap is made from 100% organic cotton. The cotton is grown and ginned in Madhya Pradesh, India, before being sent further south to Tamil Nadu where it is spun and woven. The fabric is then screen printed by artisans at a traditional sari printer where colors are matched by eye by an ink mixing master. All inks used are certified to be free of SVHCs (Substances of Very High Concern).

How to store: Display, wear or reuse for future gifting.

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