Sure holiday gifts are important — and we've got a great paper-minded gift guide if you need ideas this giving season — but don't forget about presentation.

A beautiful wrapping job can take a gift from wonderful to "wow" in short order, and the holidays are the best time to go all out with show-stopping wrapping paper, ribbons, gift tags, and extra little somethings tucked on top. With that in mind, we've picked out 13 wrapping paper designs from seven different shops that are sure to impress.

After Black Friday, Small Business Saturday and Cyber Monday (did we miss one?), we could all use a break from consumerism. That's the idea behind Giving Tuesday, a day that's meant as a counter to the buy-buy-buy mentality that so easily takes over around the holidays.

In honor of #GivingTuesday, we've rounded up a few of our favorite paper-focused gift sites that give back, but not just today — everyday. That's right, each of these shops donate a portion of their proceeds to charities or otherwise focus on bettering the world around us on a daily basis.

When you love paper, you gift paper. That's our motto at Distinct Papers for the 2016 holiday season, and it's led us to these 10 fab holiday gifts. Whether you're looking for stocking stuffers, Christmas presents, Hanukkah presents, hostess gifts, or you simply want a little pick-me-up for yourself, these 10 gifts are perfect for the paper lover in all of us.

Despite the all encompassing digital landscape in which we find ourselves, the time-honored tradition of sending holiday greeting cards continues unabated (an impressive 1.5 billion cards are sent yearly in the U.S.) — and if anything, the choices for crush-worthy Christmas, Hanukkah and winter cards just keeps getting better.

Chie Hitotsuyama takes a familiar and disposable paper product, newspaper, and reimagines it into astonishingly detailed and eye-catching animals — everything from a lumbering walrus to a steely-eyed jack rabbit to a contemplative monkey.

Is there anything you can’t make out of paper mache? One of our favorite ways to use this versatile crafting method is to make candy-filled pinatas. And we can’t think of a better holiday to capitalize on creativity, candy and a good old-fashioned piñ than Halloween.

Kaity Thornton admits that the creative life can look a bit messy from the outside. Wherever she decides to set up her artistic endeavors for the day, the supplies can pile up.

Artist Raya Sader Bujana cuts and bends paper to her will, recreating botanicals like lilly pads and ferns; mimicking foods like a sandwich, sardine and latte; and, as a commission around this summer's Olympics, creating serial plane-cut paper figurines representing different competitions in the Games.