A Hinged Case With Floral Relief

This case opens like a book, its center fold revealing a raised floral vine pattern pressed straight into the fiber surface. The embossed window sits beside a rounded lipstick sleeve stamped with the brand name, so the decorative panel and the product share one continuous silhouette. No ink touches the relief — the pattern rises directly from the molded pulp, catching light differently depending on the angle you hold it.

Two-Cavity Interior Built From One Sheet

Flip it open and two elongated wells run the length of the case, each deep enough to cradle a lipstick tube without rattling loose. The wells come from a single pressed sheet of pulp, so there's no glued liner to peel loose over time. A small circular cutout near the top doubles as a hang-hole for retail display.

Matte Fiber Finish, Compostable by Design

The natural, undyed pulp keeps the finish matte and textured, closer to raw paper than a typical plastic clamshell. Because the fiber is pressed rather than injection-molded, walls stay rigid enough for transit while staying light enough to hold down postage costs. Discarded, the case breaks down cleanly as a compostable alternative to plastic containers, leaving no microplastic residue.