Wrap your gifts in bird-y, data-y style with this one-of-a-kind wrapping paper!

Hummingbirds: 353 species of hummingbird.

Every feather is one bird. Its length comes from the bird's wing measurement, and its colors come from the bird's Wikipedia description, pulled out with natural language processing.

Hummingbird descriptions are full of jewels, and so is this paper: emerald and glittering green above all, then flashes of ruby, amethyst, sapphire and topaz from the throats and crowns the birds are named for. The sizes run from the Bee Hummingbird, the smallest bird in the world, to the Giant Hummingbird, which is still smaller than a robin.

Snowstorm: the birds are sorted by wing length and gathered into snowflakes, each arm a fan of feathers from birds of similar size. Big birds make big flakes, small birds make small ones, and no two flakes are alike.

Swirls: a flowing field of feathers that rises and falls through the birds by size, so big feathers gather in some currents and tiny ones in others.

Grid: one feather per species in neat rows, each labelled with the bird's name, so you can find your favourite.

Each pattern comes on natural Kraft, deep Forest green or Lemon.

95gsm satin finish paper, FSC or recyclable Kraft. Sheets are 20"x28" (50x70cm); rolls are 28" (70cm) wide.

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