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Dave Buonaguidi Limited Edition Art Wrapping Paper - Pack of 5 - TA!

Inject some cool into your gifts this year by wrapping it up in our Limited Edition Art Wrapping Paper.

Showcasing the eternally creative Dave Buonaguidi and his arresting and colourful - Ta! - design will look as good under the tree as framed as a showpiece in your home. Dave worked in advertising for over 30 years and in 2003 he created the iconic "MAKE TEA NOT WAR" poster for the anti-war march, which now forms part of the Victoria and Albert Museum collection and also hangs in the Trento Museum of Modern Art.

Each piece measures 70cm x 50cm.

Signed sheets bearing the singular image of this design are also available.

All the profit from this wrapping paper goes directly back to The Big Issue to give people living on the margins a hand up.

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