Single-Line Lily, Offset-Printed on Pulp

A full-bloom lily rendered in continuous red line work spreads across the lid — offset-printed with the kind of fine detail that screen printing can't reliably hold on fiber. The stroke weight stays consistent from petal tip to stem base, and the terracotta-red tone reads warm against the white pulp ground. The same floral motif continues inside the tray, framing the bottle on both sides of the unboxing.

Lid-and-Base Structure, Stock Mold Ready

The two-piece lid-and-base form closes with a clean perimeter fit and opens to a molded tray that holds the bottle upright without additional padding. No foam, no tissue filler — the pulp tray is compression-formed to bottle geometry. Running on a stock mold eliminates tooling cost entirely, making this an accessible entry point for brands sourcing botanical-print fiber packaging for fragrance at scale.

Fully Biodegradable, No Hidden Materials

Virgin wood pulp forms the complete structure — lid, base, and inner tray — with no plastic lining, no synthetic coating, and no mixed-material components that complicate disposal. Water-based offset inks keep the print process aligned with the material's compostable profile. The white surface is naturally matte, photographs without glare, and holds ink with enough fidelity to render thin floral line work cleanly.