Single Leaf Outline, Centered on a White Pulp Lid

One leaf — full size, rendered in continuous green line work that traces both the outer silhouette and every internal vein branch — sits slightly off-center on the lid face with nothing else competing for attention. The stroke is thin and consistent, the kind of precision that offset printing on uncoated fiber achieves when ink weight is controlled carefully. This single-motif botanical fiber surface is a studied exercise in restraint — the white space around the leaf does as much work as the print itself. Inside the tray, a faint vein pattern runs behind the bottle position, extending the graphic without crowding the reveal.

Lid-and-Base on Stock Mold, Display Window in Base

The base features a recessed display window that holds the bottle upright and visible before the lid is removed — a retail-functional detail that changes how the box performs at point of sale. The compression-molded tray requires no foam insert or tissue padding to secure the bottle. Built on a stock mold, this format is available without tooling deposit or development delay. Print layout, vein color, and brand text are adjustable per order, making differentiation a print decision rather than a structural one.

Plastic-Free Pulp, Compostable After Every Use

Virgin wood pulp forms the complete structure — lid, base, and windowed tray — with no plastic film, no synthetic lining, and no coating applied to interior or exterior surfaces. Water-based green ink carries the leaf vein print without solvent process, keeping the finished box fully compostable. The natural matte surface neither reflects light nor requires treatment to hold fine line work at the stroke weight shown. Uncoated biodegradable white perfume packaging with single-line botanical print at this level of minimalism is a deliberate design position — one that holds up on shelf and composts cleanly after.