A Separate Lid That Lifts Straight Off

Rather than hinging from one edge, the lid sits as its own molded piece that lifts away entirely, giving full top access to everything inside without one side staying propped open. That open access makes it easier to photograph or display the contents fanned out, since nothing blocks the view from above. The base alone has enough wall height to keep tea packets standing upright even with the lid removed.

One Open Row for Five Different Blends

The interior runs as a single uninterrupted row rather than fixed dividers, letting five distinctly packaged teas stand side by side with their full artwork facing forward. This open-row layout for varied tea packets suits a tasting set built around contrast, since each sleeve can carry its own color story without being boxed into a same-sized compartment.

A Paper Liner That Spills Over the Edges

A soft paper lining sits along the base and rises past the rim on both sides, with a slightly torn, organic edge that softens the otherwise straight lines of the box. The overhang also acts as a handle of sorts, letting the whole packet lineup lift out together for serving or display. The plain fiber base stays unprinted, so the printed tea sleeves remain the only color in the box.