Spray Paint Texture, Two Colors, One Surface

Sky blue and pale yellow bleed across the lid in overlapping spray-paint clusters — soft at the edges, dense at the center, printed directly onto raw white pulp. The color-block layout is asymmetric by design: blue anchors the upper panel, yellow disperses toward the base. No outline, no fill, just pigment diffusion that reads as artistic without mimicking any single reference.

Two-Piece Construction, Zero Tooling Cost

The lid-and-base format opens flat and closes flush, with a molded inner tray that secures the bottle upright — no foam, no filler required. Built on a stock mold, this box is available without custom tooling investment or extended sampling lead times. The inner tray carries a matching print detail, so the experience holds from first look to full open. Brands looking for expressive fiber packaging without mold development can move straight to print approval.

Compostable Material, No Coating Compromise

Virgin wood pulp makes up the entire structure — lid, base, and tray — with no plastic film or synthetic lining applied to the interior or exterior. The surface accepts water-based ink cleanly, keeping the material fully biodegradable after use. Naturally porous, it regulates airflow during shipping without trapping moisture. A white perfume packaging solution that photographs well and exits the chain without residue.