Five Uneven Lobes, Not a Clean Star

The silhouette isn't a clean five-point star, it's an irregular scalloped blob with five uneven lobes, each rounded corner a slightly different size so no two sides mirror each other exactly. A die-cut ring sits fused to the top edge, formed from the same pulp sheet rather than a separate cord or metal loop threaded through a hole, letting the whole piece hang from a hook or bag clip without added hardware. Embossed lettering sits off-center on one lobe rather than centered on the face.

Matching a Wavy Edge, Not a Round One

Lid and base are two unconnected pieces that share the same scalloped outline, so closing the box means lining up five irregular lobes rather than a simple round or square edge, a tighter registration requirement than a standard clamshell. The base cavity follows the same wavy perimeter as the lid, meaning wall depth isn't constant, it swells wider at the rounded lobes and narrows at the points between them.

Built for Light Items, Not Heavy Ones

Because the loop is molded rather than glued or tied on, it won't detach the way a ribbon handle sometimes pulls loose under weight, though it does limit the loop to whatever load the fused pulp neck can bear before flexing. This sustainable gift packaging shape suits a small trinket or candle tin more than a heavier item, since the irregular lobed base doesn't offer the flat, even support of a rectangular tray.