Three-Cavity Pulp Tray in Deep Matte Black

This composable paper pulp tray is compression-molded into a three-slot configuration, each cavity shaped to hold a bottle or cylindrical product upright and immobile. The entire structure is rendered in deep matte black — pigmented through the pulp itself rather than surface-painted — giving it a consistent, non-reflective finish that reads as intentionally designed rather than functionally neutral. The dividing walls show the characteristic ribbed edge of compressed pulp construction, a detail that signals material honesty at close range.

Gloss Tissue Lining Inside a Structural Pulp Shell

Each cavity is lined with high-gloss black crinkle tissue — a deliberate contrast between the matte exterior pulp and a reflective interior surface that elevates the unboxing moment. The tissue absorbs minor contact movement and cushions the product base without adding rigid foam or plastic padding. For brands sourcing luxury pulp insert trays with presentation finish, this layered construction delivers both protection and visual impact without foam or thermoformed plastic.

Precision Compression for a Fitted Product Hold

The cavity dimensions are molded to match the product profile — narrow, deep slots that keep bottles seated without movement during transit. Compressed paper pulp at this density resists lateral compression while remaining fully biodegradable at end of life. The tray slots into a matte black outer sleeve, creating a complete two-component system where both parts share the same color language and material ethos.