Design for Wrapping-paper: Jemoli 1933

This is a design for wrapping paper by M.C. Escher, dated 1933. The design, entitled "Jemoli," features a central circle surrounded by the letters that spell out the word "Jemoli" in a mirrored pattern. Escher's work is known for exploring themes of infinity, perspective, and tessellations. The wrapping paper design uses repeated geometric shapes to create a visually stimulating pattern. This is a notable example of Escher's early graphic work, before he became well-known for his lithographs and woodcuts.